Dreamweaver

Delegates will benefit:
First time and potential users of Dreamweaver, or those with elementary experience; those familiar with alternative Web Page Design Packages migrating to Dreamweaver.

Prerequisites:

Delegates must have attended the Windows Introduction course, or be proficient in the use of a personal computer running the Windows graphical environment.
Delegates will learn:
A good understanding of how to design, edit and produce good looking high quality pages for the World Wide Web.

Course Content:

Introduction
What is the World Wide Web
The History of the Web
How does the Web work?
Terminology
What is HTTP and HTML
Hyperlinks
URLs
Protocols
Getting Started with Dreamweaver
Creating a new Website
Managing your Site
Checking Links within the Site

Text & Page Formatting

Headings/Lists/Paragraph Styles/Fonts
Changing Page Properties
Adding a Horizontal Rule
Inserting special characters (e.g. Copyright symbols etc)
Working with Images
Inserting an image/Image properties
Alignment/Borders/Spacing & Image size
Creating Image Maps
Using Trace Images
Adding Roll-Over Images to your page
Working with Links
Create Links to other pages
Creating and Using Anchors on long pages
E-mail links

Tables

Creating Tables
Table & Cell properties
Using tables for layout

Forms

Creating a Form
Setting up a form to send e-mail (ISP Dependant)

Frames

Creating a frameset
Creating links within framesets

Creating Layers

Using Timelines to animate Layers
Other
Setting up and applying Cascading Style Sheets
Creating and Using Templates
Using Server Slide Includes
Design issues

Transfering files to a Web server