Confident work in Dreamweaver - You will learn how to organize a site, create new documents, switch between workspace modes and preview pages in a browser, so you can build and update websites much faster.
Better code and content editing - You will edit page structure, headings, paragraphs, lists and special characters with confidence, and import content from Word without breaking the layout or the document structure.
Practical use of CSS - You will use CSS styles and text formatting more deliberately, which helps you keep a consistent visual style, make changes faster and avoid repetitive manual formatting work.
Clean page layouts - You will understand the box model, widths, centering, floating elements and alignment, so you can create clear page layouts on your own and avoid random shifts or layout issues.
Pages with media and links - You will learn how to insert images, graphics and links correctly, making your pages more functional, visually consistent and easier to navigate for users and easier to maintain.
Tables and forms that work - You will create tables and forms with text fields, lists and select menus, so you can build practical contact sections, sign-up forms and structured data areas without confusion.
Faster production with templates - You will work with page templates and jQuery widgets, helping you reuse proven layouts, speed up implementation and add interactive components without building everything manually.
Responsive pages for every device - You will practice building responsive websites, so your pages stay readable and easy to use on desktops, tablets and smartphones without creating separate versions of the project.
Basic computer skills - You should be comfortable using an operating system, creating and saving files, and moving through folders, because during the course you will organize files for an entire website.
Web browser familiarity - You should know how to use a web browser, open pages and check how they look, because throughout the training you will regularly test your work in preview and online views.
Basic text editing - You should be able to edit text efficiently, copy and paste content, and keep it organized, because the course includes work with headings, paragraphs, lists and Word imports.
General website awareness - You should understand the typical parts of a website, such as menus, text, images and links, so you can move more easily into building page layouts on your own during training.
