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Dreamweaver MX Unit A

Dreamweaver MX Unit A. CIS 205—Web Site Design & Development. Student Files. To download files to use with the text, go to www.course.com search on the ISBN number for the text: 0619109807 click the “student downloads” link click the link to download the appropriate files for Windows

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Dreamweaver MX Unit A

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  1. Dreamweaver MX Unit A CIS 205—Web Site Design & Development

  2. Student Files • To download files to use with the text, • go to www.course.com • search on the ISBN number for the text: 0619109807 • click the “student downloads” link • click the link to download the appropriate files for Windows • store the files on your hard drive, CD-ROM, or Zip disk • You can also view the “Student Online Companion” (see http://www.course.com/downloads/designprofessional/macromediaweb/index.cfm)

  3. Lesson 1—The Workspace • Examining the Dreamweaver workspace • Obvious components are those such as the document window, menu bar, status bar, etc. • The _________ inspector at the bottom displays properties of selected objects. • A _______ (usually in a group on the right side) is a window that displays information or commands. • Working with Dreamweaver Views • Design view—__________, used for designing a web page • Code view—show HTML code • Code and Design view—combination, for debugging Property panel WYSIWYG

  4. Lesson 2—View a Web Page • Web page elements • Some common ones are text, hyperlinks, and graphics. • A ________ is a graphic at the top of the screen. • A navigation ____ contains multiple links for navigation. • An image _____ is a graphic divided into sections, each of which is a link. • Flash button objects provide links with special effects. • Help • Clicking Help, Using Dreamweaver displays various options • Index of topics • Search for keywords • Favorites to bookmark certain topics banner bar map

  5. IP Addresses and Domain Names • A web site is published to a web server with an IP (Internet _________) address, such as 123.456.789.123. • A domain name is assigned to a specific IP address, such as www.macromedia.com. protocol

  6. Lesson 3—Web Site Development • Plan the structure of a site using a ___________ • i.e., a sketch that represents all pages in the site • a storyboard contains parent and child pages based on links • Plan the _______ hierarchy for the site • e.g., a folder named “assets” can hold files that are not web pages • Collect page ________ (all files needed) • Create, test, and modify web pages • Publish the site to a web ________ using FTP (file ________ protocol). storyboard folder content server transfer

  7. Setting Up a Remote Site • Site definition window for TripSmart site • Instead of r and raj127f, use your own SMSU account information for Magenta • For some other ISP, check its requirements

  8. Lesson 4—Adding Pages • You can create an ________ folder initially to hold non-HTML files. • The assets folder could contain subfolders for things such as text, ___________, graphics, and sound. • The first page users usually see is called the _______ page. • It’s a good idea to create all pages for the site before _________ is placed in those pages. • It’s also a good idea to collect all your non-HTML files and import them into Dreamweaver before adding content to pages. assets multimedia home content

  9. Lesson 5—Create a Site Map • A site map is a ___________ representation of the pages in a web site. • In Dreamweaver, a site map can be saved for printing or for displaying in a web page. • Note: Meaningful page titles are important since many search engines search text in page titles. graphical

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