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This series is hosted by Janine Warner, best-selling author of Dreamweaver For Dummies, which has sold more than 200,000 copies and is in its sixth edition. During the over 10-hour video series produced in HD, Janine shares her extensive knowledge of the industry-leading web design tool.
Part 1
1. Introducing the Interface
2. Creating Your First Website
3. Adding Images & Links
4. Creating Sites Using Templates
5. Designing with Tables
6. Creating Online Forms
7. Saving Time with Libraries, Assets, & More
8. Creating Websites with Frames
9. Dreamweaver Tips & Tricks
Requirements:
Platform: Windows & MAC OS
Quicktime version 5.0.2 or later.
At least 256 MB of Ram
Display with 1024 X 768 Resolution or higher, and 24-bit color (millions)
NOTE: Customers who run Apple OS X Leopard may have problems with running "Total Training" instructional videos like this one. Many of these problems can be resolved with a patch supplied by Total Training at http://www.totaltraining.com/supt/updates.asp#leopard.
(about 400 minutes)
This series is hosted by Janine Warner, best-selling author of Dreamweaver For Dummies, which has sold more than 200,000 copies and is in its sixth edition. During the over 10-hour video series produced in HD, Janine shares her extensive knowledge of the industry-leading web design tool.
Part 2
1. Rollovers & Other Image Tricks
2. Saving Time with Templates
3. Designing with Cascading Style Sheets
4. Creating Precise Designs Using Layers
5. Using Behaviors to Add Interactivity
6. Adding Audio, Video, & Flash™ to a Page
7. Testing Your Website
8. Publishing & Managing Your Website
9. Working in the Code
10. Building a Dynamic Website: Getting Started
11. Building a Dynamic Website: Setting Up Pages
12. Troubleshooting Your Website
Requirements:
Platform: Windows & MAC OS
Quicktime version 5.0.2 or later.
At least 256 MB of Ram
Display with 1024 X 768 Resolution or higher, and 24-bit color (millions)
NOTE: Customers who run Apple OS X Leopard may have problems with running "Total Training" instructional videos like this one. Many of these problems can be resolved with a patch supplied by Total Training at http://www.totaltraining.com/supt/updates.asp#leopard.
(about 400 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on July 08, 2006 in Digital Art - Web.
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This is the BEST tutorial on web design I have ever found. You will learn DW8 and it will not hurt one bit! EXCELLENT... I wish they had more than 5 stars.. Simply the BEST out there! /c
I have done the Total Training DVD sets for Photoshop CS2, InDesign CS2, and Illustrator CS2. My latest rental has been for Dreamweaver 8.
The Dreamweaver training was very helpful, especially in conjunction with Janine Warner's "For Dummies" book. I find the video method a far better way to learn on your own than by just using books. And even though I can't possibly remember all the details presented, when I start working with the program and face real-life challenges, having seen the videos really helps out, even when I have to go to books or help files for answers. Just having seen the tutorials, and gone through the examples, gives me a big leg up. I highly recommend Janine's videos, and all the Total Training DVDs, to anyone as a good, affordable substitute to classroom instruction. Formal classes can be quite expensive, inconvenient, and can only move as fast as the slowest student in the class. DVDs are at-home convenient, and can be worked through on your own schedule and at your own pace (even in your pajamas!). Not to mention that renting rather than buying is quite a bargain. The quality of instruction on all the DVDs I have rented has been excellent. They are great!
One of the best training courses I have seen. The instructor clearly understands the material has the ability to convey her knowledge in easily comprehended steps.
I recommend thus course to anyone wishing to learn Dreamweaver 8.
Clear, easy to understand instruction. I would recommend to others.
Part 2 as easy to understand and learn from as Part 1. I would recommend.
