Adobe Dreamweaver Core Skills: Level 2

*** Platform Note: This class is for Mac or PC Users *** Adobe software is virtually the same on the Mac and PC platforms. When taking this class from an ONLC center you will be using PC hardware with Windows software. When taking this course from home or office, students can use either their PC or Mac hardware to attach to the hosted Windows-based Adobe software. Minor Mac keyboard and interface differences will be highlighted by the instructor. Once you gain a foundation and experience using Core Skills, you are ready for Level 2 training. IMPORTANT: To ensure you have the necessary skills for successful participation in the Level 2 training for Dreamweaver, please carefully review the topics included in the Level 1 course for Dreamweaver. _ In Level 2 classes, content is covered at a faster pace and additional focus is placed on use of shortcuts and real world 'tips and tricks' to improve your workflow. _ Each lesson includes unique and challenging project files. The Level 2 class also goes more thoroughly into advanced topics with some of the project files from our Level 1 courses. *** Version Note *** Our Adobe classes are for users of the CC and CS6 versions. These classes are run on the CC version of the software but are relevant for CS6 users as well. In addition, we upgrade our software shortly after new training materials are released from Adobe. Typically new content is available within 2 to 4 months of a software release. Interested in More Training? For individuals seeking comprehensive training, we offer bundles so that you can attend multiple Adobe Dreamweaver classes at a discount. For more information on savings, go to: Adobe Dreamweaver Bundle Having Trouble Taking Off Work for Training? Many people are not able to take off for a 2 or 3-day class. We have another option. Our Adobe On-Demand self-study classes let you learn at your own pace on your own time. Our classes blend Adobe Official training materials with video tutorials, quizzes, and real world project-based labs to offer a cost-effective alternative to our live instructor-led classes. To learn more, click on the link below: Adobe On-Demand: Adobe Dreamweaver CC

Customizing Your Workspace Personalizing Dreamweaver Working with Extract Creating custom keyboard shortcuts Using the Property inspector - Brief Review Using the Related Files interface - Brief Review Using tag selectors - Brief Review Using the CSS Designer - Brief Review Using the Visual Media Query interface Using the DOM Viewer Using the heads-up displays Exploring, experimenting, and learning Creating and managing sites / Files Panel - Review HTML Basics What is HTML? - Brief Review Frequently used HTML elements - Brief Review What is new in HTML5 CSS Basics HTML vs. CSS formatting - Review CSS box model - Review Applying CSS styling - Review Multiples, classes, and ids, oh my! - Review Creating a Page Layout Working with predefined layouts - Brief Review Working with a Web Framework Creating a navigation menu Creating header content Building semantic content Managing Bootstrap component width Inserting HTML entities Creating global type styles Designing for Mobile Devices Responsive design Adapting the site to different screen sizes Working with media queries More information on media queries Working with Templates Creating a template from an existing layout Inserting editable regions Inserting metadata Producing child pages Working with Images Inserting an image Adjusting image positions with CSS classes Inserting nonweb file types Working with Photoshop Smart Objects (optional) Copying and pasting images from Photoshop (optional) Working with Navigation Hyperlink basics - Review all methods of creating links in Dreamweaver Creating links - internal, external, anchor, mail - Brief Review Targeting page elements - Review Adding Interactivity Learning about Dreamweaver behaviors Previewing the completed file Working with Dreamweaver behaviors Working with Bootstrap Accordion widgets Publishing to the Web Defining a remote site Cloaking folders and files Wrapping things up Putting your site online (optional) Synchronizing local and remote sites