MAKING A STATEMENT
for
- EDUCATION
- BUSINESS
- NONPROFIT
| Web Design with Dreamweaver |
Dreamweaver from Adobe (formerly Macromedia) is part of the Studio suite of Web desgin and management software:
- Dreamweaver for managing Web sites and making Web pages, Fireworks for image editing (important for Web work but not for this workshop) plus Freehand and Flash (which you won't need for this workshop).
- The version used for this tutorial is Studio MX 2004 and runs on both mac and windows computers.
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Planning Think about purpose, audience, content, curriculum standards, local
web publication guidelines, local design conventions, your own design
elements, and file directory structure. |
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Download these pages to help with planning. |
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The Dreamweaver Environment |
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Dreamweaver is state-of-the-art software for editing Web pages and managing Web sites. Any powerful tool has a learning curve, and Dreamweaver has more features than you are ever likely to use. Begin with the basics. |
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Define a Site |
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Before
you create a page, you should Define a Site.
The site is a folder on your computer that will contain all the
pages that you create along with sub folders for graphics and/or
any other assets that you will use. |
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Create a Web Page |
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After defining a site, create a Web page using tables, text, images, and hyperlinks. |
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Dreamweaver MX software
Books
Support
An annotated list of free and subscription web hosting services from Helen Jancich and Stacy Trekles at http://education.calumet.purdue.edu/tutorials/hecc2004/ Training
From Chris Franklin, The ETC Group.
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