Join Joseph Lowery in Site Navigation with CSS in Dreamweaver as he explores current design trends in site navigation and shows designers and developers how to create robust CSS-based navigation.

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Join Joseph Lowery in Site Navigation with CSS in Dreamweaver as he exples current design trends in site navigation and shows designers and developers how to create robust CSS-based navigation.

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Creating a First Web Site with Dreamweaver CS5 demonstrates how to establish a presence online using the industry leading Web authoring tool, Adobe Dreamweaver CS5. Adobe Certified Instructor Paul Trani walks through the steps in creating an accessible, standards based site from start to finish. This course covers how to create basic Web pages, add text and image content, implement a photo gallery, create a contact form, and use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to add visual appeal and layout control. The course also covers how to test a site across multiple browsers and operating systems using BrowserLab, available exclusively in Dreamweaver CS5. Exercise files accompany the course.