Building Websites With Dreamweaver CS6 (Dreamweaver CS6 Bundle)


Building Websites With Dreamweaver CS6 (Dreamweaver CS6 Bundle), Singapore elarning online course

Course Description

Jump into the world of Dreamweaver CS6 and web design with this 7+ hour hands-on course hosted by award-winning software trainer and designer, Geoff Blake. First, Geoff will run you through the basics, getting you comfortable in the Dreamweaver interface, working with documents, defining new websites, and customizing the interface. Then, it’s on to building a fully functional web layout from the ground up. You’ll learn how to wireframe a rough design, insert navigation menus, and test your work for usability. Handling text, graphics, and building a well-constructed set of sitewide CSS rules to control it all brings your site together; and Geoff even takes you through Photoshop and Illustrator workflows, showing you how to get the most out of your favourite Creative Suite applications. Then, you’ll see how to roll out your site, and set and test hyperlinks; followed by a look at how to integrate various page elements, including a self-running slideshow, tables, a contact form, and a Google map. Finally, take your site live by uploading it to a live web server, and test it across various browsers on both the Mac and Windows platforms. Roll up your sleeves and delve into this practical, task-oriented look at building contemporary websites in Dreamweaver CS6!


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Content

Welcome to Building Websites with Dreamweaver CS6!

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Welcome to Dreamweaver CS6

A Look At What We'll Build

Download Project File

Let’s Get Started with Dreamweaver!

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A Look at the Welcome Screen

Creating New Documents

Dreamweaver’s Different Views

Touring the Dreamweaver Interface

Customizing the Interface

Exploring Dreamweaver Workspaces

Creating A Custom Workspace

Using the Tag Selector

Workin’ with Websites and Browsers!

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Defining a New Site

Getting Organized in the Files Panel

Saving Files Into Your Local Site

Understanding Index Files

Previewing Your Work in A Web Browser

Startin’ with Nothin’: Building A Web Layout From Scratch!

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Getting the Layout Started, Part 1

Getting the Layout Started, Part 2

Understanding How the Layout Works

Inserting the Main Menu

Creating the Main Content Area

Hand Coding Layout Containers

A More Economical Approach To Layout

Using Float And Clear

Previewing the Layout And Centering

Nesting Layout Objects

Spacing Apart the Layout

Final Touches

Text and CSS and Menus…and More!

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Inserting Text Into the Layout

Adjusting the Layout For Text, Part 1

Adjusting the Layout For Text, Part 2

Inserting Structural Headings

Redefining HTML’s Top-Level Heading with CSS

Touring the CSS Rule Definition Dialog Box

Redefining Headings and Paragraphs

Working More Efficiently with CSS

Creating A CSS Class Rule

Alternative Ways of Working with Class Rules

Inserting and Formatting Lists

Using A List to Build A Menu, Part 1

Using A List to Build A Menu, Part 2

And Now, Inserting Graphics!

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Inserting an Image

Resizing Images with Dreamweaver and Photoshop

Controlling Graphics with CSS

Setting a Graphical Background

Inserting the FeatureBox Images

Setting Up the FeatureBox Titles

Inserting the Layout’s Logo from Illustrator

Going Further with CSS: Using External Style Sheets!

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Understanding Style Sheet Types

Organizing Your Style Sheet

Moving Styles to An External Style Sheet

Working with an External Style Sheet

Creating New Rules Externally

Site Rollout: From A Single Page To A Multi-Page Site!

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Getting Ready for Site Rollout

Creating Dummy Site Pages

Setting Up the Internal Hyperlink Structure

Creating The Site’s Pages

Previewing And Testing The Site

A Final Thought on Site Rollout

Insertin’ Additional Page Elements!

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Adjusting the Site’s Hyperlink Formatting

Inserting A Simple Slideshow

Inserting and Formatting Tables

Inserting A Google Map

Formatting A Customer Testimonial Page

Setting Up A Contact Us Page

Finalizing the Site

Going Live: Uploading the Completed Site!

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Setting the Remote Site Info

Uploading the Local Site to the Remote Server

Testing the Live Site

Making Edits and Updating the Live Site

Testing And Debugging For Other Browsers

Now Go Forth And Create!

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Where To Go From Here

Responsive Design With Dreamweaver CS6: Intro

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Welcome to Responsive Design with Dreamweaver CS6

Previewing the Completed LayoutPeview

Download Project File

Let's Get Started with Fluid Grid Layouts!

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Dreamweaver Set UpPeview

Creating A New Fluid Grid LayoutPeview

Touring Through the Layouteview

Looking At Other Device ViewsPeview

Building the Fluid Grid Layout's Basic StructurePeview

Adjusting Layout ObjectsPeview

Touring And Understanding The External Style Sheet

Building The Raw Structure For Mobile

Adjusting The Structure For Tablet And Desktop

Inserting Nested Divs In The Layout

Previewing Your Work

Adjusting The External Style Sheet

Building The Mobile Device Layout!

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Building The Header

Inserting The Logo

Inserting And Formatting The Menu Items

Roughing In The Slideshow

Building The Positioning Statement Area

Getting The New Additions Area Built

Constructing The Feature Boxes

Finishing Up The Feature Boxes

Adjusting The Mobile Layout To Scale, Part 1

Adjusting The Mobile Layout To Scale, Part 2

Formatting The Footer

Finishing Up The Mobile Device Layout

Building Out The Tablet Device Design!

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Setting Up A Visual Cue For Device Previewing

Adjusting The Tablet Layout's Logo

Configuring Layout Objects To Inherit From The Mobile Style Sheet

Adjusting The Positioning Statement And New Additions Areas

Setting Up The Tablet Device's Feature Boxes, Part 1

Setting Up The Tablet Device's Feature Boxes, Part 2

Let's Cheat! Here's How To Fix Scaling Graphic Margin

Fixing The Mobile View

Finishing Touches For The Tablet Layout

Building The Desktop Layout!

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Adjusting To Accomodate A Fixed-Width Desktop Layout

Adjusting The Desktop Layout's Logo

Applying Desktop-Only Formatting To The Menu

Tweaking The Slideshow Positioning

Fixing The Positioning Statement And Feature Boxes

Final Desktop Layout Adjustments

Finishing Up with Some Final Adjustments!

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Cleaning Up The Style Sheet

Hiding Layout Content Between Devices

Wrapping Up Fluid Grid Layouts

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Where To Go From Here

  • Duration 11 hr 1 mins
  • Skill level All Levels
  • Languages English
  • Tag(s) Design Adobe


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