Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Website Development provides web designers with the knowledge and hands-on practice they need to build and manage professional web sites using Dreamweaver CS3.
Introducing the Course
Understanding the course
Reviewing the course objectives and prerequisites
Reviewing the course format
Outlining the course content
Understanding static page architecture
Dreamweaver CS3 New Features
CSS Layouts
CSS Management
CSS Advisor
Browser Compatability
Spry Data
Spry Widgets
Spry Effects
Photoshop CS3 Integration
Adobe Device Central
Adobe Bridge CS3
Getting Started
Introducing Dreamweaver CS3
Learning the interface
Defining a local site
Creating a website
Adding Content to a Site
Adding content
Controlling document structure
Making lists
Adding horizontal rules
Adding special characters
Formatting with Cascading Style Sheets
Formatting text
Introducing cascading style sheets
Creating styles
Exporting CSS rule definitions
Creating class styles
Attaching external style sheets
Creating advanced styles
Creating a new external style sheet
Displaying styles
Understanding cascading order and inheritance of styles
Working with Graphics
Using graphics on web pages
Placing graphics on the page
Modifying image properties
Editing images
Doing roundtrip editing with Fireworks CS3/Photshop CS3
Customizing the Insert bar
Adding Flash content
Adding Flash Video
Navigating Your Site
Understanding site navigation
Linking to files in your site
Linking to sites
Linking to named anchors
Adding e-mail links
Linking from images
Creating a jump menu
Designing Page Layouts with CSS
Understanding page layout
Using layers for layout
Adding CSS to layers
Using absolute and relative positioning
Designing with DIVs
Designing navigation links with CSS
Importing tabular data
Using table layout view
Using Libraries and Templates
Using site library items
Creating site templates
Defining editable regions
Using templates
Applying a template to an existing page
Modifying templates
Creating Forms
Understanding forms
Processing a form
Setting focus in a form
Validating a form
Testing, Maintenance, and Uploading
Testing your site
Maintaining your files and folders
Connecting to a remote site
Synchronizing files
You should have the following experience prior to taking this course:
Have experience with Windows or Macintosh operating systems
Use and have knowledge of the web environment and web browsers
Have a basic understanding of document formatting programs, such as Microsoft Word.
This course is for people new to web design and development and want to use Dreamweaver CS3 to build intuitive, attractive and accessible web sites.
In this course, you will examine the basics of Dreamweaver CS3 with a focus on best practices and design. What You Will Learn: