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E-raamat: Learn Adobe Dreamweaver CC for Web Authoring: Adobe Certified Associate Exam Preparation

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Dreamweaver CC is the industry-leading web design and development application from Adobe. With Dreamweaver you can build standards-based web pages using code and design techniques that translate directly into careers in web and user experience design. Learn Dreamweaver by creating an entire website from scratch as you:





Use HTML to structure the content of web pages Design web pages that will look great on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices Use images, color, and typography, in the web design process Make the most of the great editing and visualization tools Prepare to be a web design professional by understanding the theory and practice behind modern web design.

This study guide uses more than 10 hours of video integrated with text to help you gain real-world skills that will get you started in your career designing and building web pages using Adobe Dreamweaver CC 2018. It lays the foundation for taking the Adobe Certified Associate certification exam and helps prepare you for an entry-level position in a competitive job market.

Purchasing this book gives you access to valuable online extras. Follow the instructions in the books Getting Started section to unlock access to:





Web Edition containing instructional video embedded in the complete text of the book with interactive review questions along with product updates Downloadable lesson files you need to work through the projects in the book
Getting Started viii
1 Welcome to the World Wide Web
3
World Wide What?
4(11)
Working in the Web Design World
15(6)
Project 1.1 Create Your First Dreamweaver Website
21(5)
Project 1.2 Under the Hood---Examining Code in a Web Page
26(11)
Challenge! Customize the Starter Page and Make It Your Own
37(4)
Conclusion
41(2)
2 Dreamweaver CC 2018
Essentials
43(1)
How Does Dreamweaver Help?
44(1)
Get Your Files Here
45
Define the
Chapter
2(43)
Website
45(1)
Dreamweaver Workspace Overview
46(2)
The Document Window
48(6)
The Property Inspector
54(6)
Panels and Panel Groups
60(7)
Conclusion
67(2)
3 Building Your First Website
69(40)
Your First Client---Chris the Cartoonist
70(1)
Get Your Files Here
71(1)
Project 3.1 Translating Client Project Requirements
72(5)
Project 3.2 Modifying Page Properties
77(7)
Project 3.3 Setting Font Formats and Links
84(7)
Project 3.4 Adding Content Containers and Attributes
91(6)
Project 3.5 From Blueprint to Assembly: Positioning Page Elements with CSS
97(9)
Challenge! Create Your Own Page Comps
106(1)
Conclusion
107(2)
4 Getting the Big Picture
109(46)
Bring On the Art!
110(1)
Get Your Files Here
110(1)
Define the
Chapter 4 Website
111(1)
Image File Formats for the Web
111(2)
Project 4.1 Prototyping and Designing with Background Images
113(12)
Project 4.2 Inserting and Editing Images
125(9)
Project 4.3 Floating Images into Position
134(5)
Project 4.4 Creating Structured Layouts with Images
139(9)
Project 4.5 Styling the Header Area
148(5)
Challenge! Create Your Own Design with Photoshop
153(1)
Conclusion
153(2)
5 Working with Web Page Content
155(38)
Bring On the Content!
156(1)
Get Your Files Here
156(1)
Project 5.1 Styling the Navigation Sidebar
157(7)
Project 5.2 Styling Navigation Elements
164(8)
Project 5.3 Styling Structured Data
172(6)
Project 5.4 Building and Designing Interactive Forms
178(7)
Project 5.5 Finalizing the Prototype for Production
185(6)
Conclusion
191(2)
6 Moving from Prototype to Production
193(30)
Let's Go Live!
194(1)
Get Your Files Here
194
Define the
Chapter
6(189)
Website
195(1)
Reviewing CSS Syntax
195(2)
Project 6.1 Putting the Style Sheet into Production
197(6)
Project 6.2 Building Out the Site with Dreamweaver Templates
203(7)
Project 6.3 Adding Optional Content with Library Items
210(6)
Project 6.4 Publishing and Updating a Dreamweaver Site
216(5)
Conclusion
221(2)
7 Think Mobile First with Responsive Design
223(35)
Let's Go Mobile!
224(1)
Get Your Files Here
224
Define the
Chapter
7(218)
Website
225(1)
Understanding HTML5, CSS3, and Responsive Design
225(3)
Project 7.1 Exploring Responsive Design with Media Queries
228(8)
Project 7.2 Exploring Responsive Design with jQuery and Bootstrap
236(9)
Project 7.3 Inserting HTML5 Video
245(4)
Project 7.4 Exploring CSS3 Animation
249(8)
Your Final Challenge (a New Client)
257(1)
Conclusion
257(1)
8 Leveling Up with Design (online)
9 Working with Outsiders (online)
ACA Objectives Covered
258(7)
Glossary 265(14)
Index 279
Mark DuBois has been developing web pages since 1992 (over a quarter century). He built his first commercial website in 1995. He has been teaching college and adult learners for over two decades and recently retired as a full professor at an Illinois community college. He created the first accredited A.A.S. degree in web systems in the world, along with the first accredited certificate in Rich Internet Application development. Mark is executive director of the World Organization of Webmasters (WebProfessionals.org) and has run an annual national web design competition for the past 15 years (under the auspices of SkillsUSA for both secondary and postsecondary schools). He also helps run international web design and development competitions (most recently in Abu Dhabi, UAE, under the auspices of WorldSkills). Among his many accomplishments, Mark was co-chair of the education task force of the Web Standards Project. He has been an Adobe Education Leader since 2008 (and was one of the first three inducted into this program from higher education). Mark is also a certified Adobe Education Trainer and periodically offers a number of webinars on various topics related to the World Wide Web and eLearning.

Rob Schwartz (author of Chapters 8 and 9) is an award-winning educator with 20 years of experience in technical education classrooms. Rob holds several Adobe Certified Associate certifications, and is also an Adobe Certified Instructor. As an Adobe Education Leader, Rob won the prestigious Impact Award from Adobe, and in 2010 Rob was the first Worldwide winner of the Certiport Adobe Certified Associate Championship. Find out more about Rob at his online curriculum website at brainbuffet.com.

Kim Cavanaugh taught and wrote about web, graphic, and interactive design for over 18 years. With four books, three interactive online courses, and over two hundred tutorials on Adobe Dreamweaver, Fireworks, WordPress, and others to his credit, Kim opened new opportunities to technology newcomers by making his material easy to follow yet technically rich and challenging. Kim was a founding board member of the Adobe Education Leaders program and a certified Adobe Education Trainer, and he taught classes on programming and design to students at every level from middle school to college. During the day, Kim was the instructional webmaster at one of the largest school districts in the US.