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ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Adobe Dreamweaver Masterclass course equips delegates with the knowledge and skills required to build and manage attractive, accessible and professional grade websites. The course enables the delegates to navigate the Dreamweaver environment, control the structure of a document, build site navigation and maintain and synchronise existing sites. The Masterclass course ensures excellent operation and compatibility by integrating the latest web languages such as CSS, HTML5 and JavaScript with other Adobe products. During the course, the candidates will be able to create a fully featured website, insert lists and special characters, use widgets, libraries and templates, add video and graphics to a document and write and apply advanced CSS classes and rules and much more.

Understand the basics of Adobe Dreamweaver interface
Become a Dreamweaver power user with our one day masterclass course
Design, develop and maintain attractive and responsive websites
Build attractive websites to a professional standard
Course delivered by highly certified and well experienced instructors

WHAT'S INCLUDED ?

Find out what's included in the training programme.

Tutor Support

A dedicated tutor will be at your disposal throughout the training to guide you through any issues.

Certificate

Delegates will get certification of completion at the end of the course.

Courseware

Courseware will also be provided to the delegates so that they can revise the course after the training.

PREREQUISITES

The Adobe Dreamweaver Masterclass course has no prerequisites. However, basic knowledge of HTML and CSS would be beneficial.

TARGET AUDIENCE

The Adobe Dreamweaver Masterclass training course is targeted at individuals who want to use Adobe Dreamweaver tools for creating, publishing and managing websites. These include:

Graphic Designers
Web Designers
IT Professionals
Web Developers
Desktop Publishing Artists

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

Customise Adobe Dreamweaver Interface
Design a new website and web pages
Create web pages using Dreamweaver
Rollover images to web pages and link them
Understand the best ways for checking links, running reports and validating pages
Add multimedia on web pages and publish website content
Format and edit text from Microsoft Word and integrate along with Dreamweaver
Describing HTML, CSS and other web development languages
Use keyboard shortcuts and preferences
Apply CSS to achieve page layout

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Adobe Dreamweaver is a software application for creating, publishing, and managing websites and mobile content. This device is enormously used by graphic designers, web designers and developers worldwide. By mastering the advanced tasks in the industry leading web design program, the delegates will become confident in using the advanced features of the program to produce responsive websites to a professional standard.

PROGRAM CONTENT

An Introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver

Overview of Dreamweaver
Layout and Design tools
Mobile design and development features
Coding environment
Dreamweaver users
Workspace features
CSS Inspection
Live code and Live view
Enable or Disable features
Code Navigator
Photoshop smart objects
Content Management System Support
HTML5, PHP, CSS3 code hunting
How websites work
Domain names and IP addresses
Web hosts and servers
Role of web browsers
Introduction to HTML
Attributes and Structure
Putting images in HTML
Colors in HTML
HTML document structure
Whitespace rules and case sensitive
Welcome screen
Create, open and save documents

Designing a New Website

Create a new website
Add papers and save page to site
Describing properties of page
File panel
Work views
View local files
Select and edit files

Create Page Layouts with the help of CSS

Quick start
The CSS Box Model
Fundamentals of CSS Margins, Borders and Padding
Analysing the ID Selector
Creating a Centered Container
Designing compatible Layout Cross browser
Absolute versus Relative Positioning
Positioning content with AP Div
Creating a Header Section using AP Div
Inserting an introduction section to page
Inserting images to Layout
Adding main and sidebar content areas
Setting margins and borders
CSS Layouts
Overriding default margins in CSS
Adding borders to elements
Future proofing layout

Working with Advanced Page Layout

Study difference between AP Div and Layout with Floats
Creating Floated Image
Creating columns with HTML and CSS
Creating the HTML Structure
Clear Property
List based Navigation Bar
Change Column Layout and Size
Modify the appearance of Equal Height Columns
Browser Compatibility
Adding code for IE6
Dreamweaver Fluid Grid Layout

CSS Transitions and Web Fonts

Describe CSS Transitions
Role of CSS3
Adding CSS Transition
Changing CSS Transition
Inserting CSS Transitions to Navigation menu
Web Font Basics
Inserting Web Fonts
Styling Headings with Web Font

Maximising Site Design

Creating Modular Page Elements
Using Snippets
Using Library Items
Changing and Updating Library Items
Using Templates
New Template creation
Working with Editable Regions
Creating new pages from templates
Editing Templates
Repeating Regions
Repeating Regions into Action
Template Command detaching

Managing Website

Working with File Panel
Remote Connection creation
Remote Web Server files
Transferring Files
Using Check In/Check Out
Design Notes
Sharing Design Notes
Testing Site Integrity
Using Check Links
Generating Site reports
Understanding results of reports
The Browser Compatibility Check
Search Engine Visibility
Search Engine Optimisation
Tiling your documents with the Title Tag
Inserting Meta Keywords and Descriptions
Launching your site
Uploading your site

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