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Dreamweaver Training Class - with HTML
Dreamweaver Training Class - with HTML
Dreamweaver Training Class - Introduction with HTML
This four-day Adobe Dreamweaver and HTML training course combines topics from our Dreamweaver classes and HTML classes. You learn all topics found in the introduction to Dreamweaver course, plus gain a solid foundation of HTML and CSS for building web pages using tags and attributes. This is a four-day Dreamweaver class which combines the HTML & CSS Web Design class and the Introduction to Dreamweaver class.
This course is available individually or as part of these certificate programs:
Please call 800-851-9237 or 781-376-6044 to schedule a course.
Dreamweaver Training Class with HTML - Course Topics
Importance of web design
- ROI
- Usability
- Web Standards and its benefits
- How Web pages work
- Internet
- Hosting
- Service providers
- Web page content
- History
Planning Process
- Planning
- Wireframing
- Storyboarding
- Information Architecture
- UX design considerations
Web design tools
- Text editors
- Visual editors
- Root folders
Fundamentals of HTML, XHTML, and CSS
- Structure (HTML) and Style (CSS)
- The aesthetic value of grid layouts
- The realities of grid layouts on the web
Graphics, color, & transparency
- Using graphics
- File size
- Format
- Image editors
Working with color
- Understanding web color space
- Understanding platform differences in color
- Best formats to save images and graphics with color
CSS for formatting text
- Creating and using CSS for text formatting
- Using Styles to define information hierarchy
- Importance of styles for SEO
- Using DIVs as containers
- Creating an ID style
- ID vs. class styles for DIV tags
- Absolute positioning
- Styling DIVs with borders, background colors and padding
- Integrating background images into a layout
- Understanding overlap and the z-index property
- Using relative position
- Creating a wireframe layout
- Adding the float and clear properties
- Adding and formatting content
Introduction to interactivity and multimedia
- Flash
- Silverlight
- JavaScript
- Video
- Designing for mobile & devices
- Introduction to HTML5
Dreamweaver Jumpstart
- Design and layout tools
- Site management and file transfer protocol
- Coding environment and text editor
- Mobile design and development features
- Dreamweaver’s workspace features
- How websites work
- The role of web browsers
- An introduction to HTML
- Explorations in code
- Creating, opening, and saving documents
- Setting up a new site
Understanding sites and pages
- Creating a new site in Adobe Dreamweaver
- Using advanced site-creation options
- Adding pages
- Saving a page to your site
- Defining page properties
- Changing your work views
- Looking at the Files panel
- Viewing local files
- Selecting and editing files
Adding text and images
- Using type and images on the Web
- Adding text
- Introducing styles
- Previewing pages in a web browser
- Creating hyperlinks
- Inserting images
- Linking images
- Editing images
- Optimizing images
- Updating images
Styling your pages with CSS
- Understanding cascading styles sheets
- Creating and modifying styles
- Creating a class style with the Property Inspector
- Using advanced CSS formatting
- Putting Div tags and CSS IDs to use
- Saving internal vs. external style sheets
- Attaching external style sheets
- Modifying attached style sheets
- Creating a new .css file
Working with tables
- Using tables in web design
- Importing table data
- Modifying table structure
- Creating a table
- Formatting tables with HTML
- Formatting tables with CSS
- Advanced CSS styling of tables
- Reusing CSS for other tables
- Sorting data in tables
Fine-Tuning Your Workflow
- Working more efficiently
- Customizing panels and groups
- Adding Favorites
- Using the Insert bar
- Resizing the document window
- Changing the zoom level
- Using guides
- Using grids
- Navigating with the tag selector
- Tiling documents
Adding Flash, video and sound content
- Making web content interesting
- Inserting Flash movies
- Choosing the right video format
- Adding video
- Incorporating Flash Video
- Using QuickTime video and Windows media
- Adding video controls
- Understanding plug-ins
- Choosing the right audio format
- Inserting sound
- Updating and editing colors
Managing Your Website
- Working with the Files panel
- Creating a remote connection
- Viewing files on a remote web server
- Transferring files to and from a remote server
- Checking links site-wide
- Generating site reports
- Checking browser compatibility
- Adding metadata
- Launching your site
- Getting help and using the reference guides
Dreamweaver new features
- Fluid Grid Layout
- CSS transition
- Web fonts
- jQuery mobile swatches
- PhoneGap build service
- CSS3 and HTML5 authoring support
- jQuery mobile integration
- Native mobile app support
We recommend that you have access to Adobe Dreamweaver before starting this class. For training in our classrooms, we provide a computer with Adobe Dreamweaver on your choice of a Mac or PC system.
You will receive a comprehensive course manual for this class developed by the Adobe Certified Instructors at AGI. AGI instructors have created many of the official training guides and books for Adobe Systems.
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