Web Design Courses

Dreamweaver Introduction	Dreamweaver Advanced	FrontPage Introduction	FrontPage Advanced	HTML Introduction	HTML Advanced
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Dreamweaver - Introduction Duration: 1 day (2 half-days or Evenings) This Course is suitable for candidates who wish to create and edit documents with an HTML format, connected by hypertext, for use on the World Wide Web or on a corporate intranet. Course Requirements A working knowledge of computers using Microsoft Office or similar. Course Content Courses available for Mac and PC formats Getting started with Dreamweaver 4.0 Defining the Internet and HTML basics Exploring the Dreamweaver 4.0 environment Working with documents Creating Web Pages Creating documents Enhancing documents Enhancing Web Pages Formatting documents Checking the spelling Importing text Designing a Website Creating sites Working with the Site window Working with templates Connecting Web Pages Linking pages Creating links using named anchors Linking to Web sites and e-mail addresses Working with Images Inserting an image in a document Adding background images Creating links by using images Creating Tables Adding tables; Formatting tables Resizing cells and tables Using tables to design Web pages Creating Frames and Uploading sites Working with frames Modifying frames Uploading sites Internet Strategy Internet strategy of website designers Back to Top

Dreamweaver - Advanced Duration: 1 day One day. (Two half days or evenings) This course is suitable for candidates who have completed a Dreamweaver introduction course and wish to learn advanced features to create web pages and manage web sites. Course Requirements A working knowledge of computers using Microsoft Office and an understanding of Dreamweaver basics. Course Content Courses available for Mac and PC formats Creating Head content for a Web Page Defining elements of the HEAD tag Using elements in the HEAD tag Introduction to Style Sheets Working with cascading style sheets Using linked style sheets Working with Forms and Libraries Using forms Creating libraries Working with Interactive Images Working with rollovers Using Flash objects Using behaviors Working with Layers Adding layers Modifying layers by using the Layers palette Attaching behaviors to layers Working with Timelines Creating timelines Modifying timelines Testing sites in Target Browsers Checking browser compatibility Making pages 4.0 compatible Back to Top FrontPage 2000 - Introduction Duration: 1 day (2 half-days or Evenings) This Course is suitable for candidates who wish to create and edit documents with an HTML format, connected by hypertext, for use on the World Wide Web or on a corporate intranet. Course Requirements A working knowledge of computers using Microsoft Office. Course Content Introduction to FrontPage Viewing a completed web Overview of the FrontPage environment Creating a web page Linking Web Pages Creating internal links Creating external links Creating a Navigation bar Enhancing Web Pages Formatting text on a web page Applying themes Adding Pictures to a Web Page Picture formats Inserting pictures Using pictures with hyperlinks Alt Tags Working with Tables Creating a table Modifying a table Enhancing a table Printing Images Introduction to Web Page Management Importing a web Working with web pages and webs Publishing your web Internet Strategy Internet strategy of website designers Back to Top FrontPage 2000 Advanced Duration: 1 day One day. (Two half days or evenings) This course is suitable for candidates who have completed a FrontPage 2000 introduction course and wish to learn advanced features to create web pages and manage web sites. Course Requirements A working knowledge of computers using Microsoft Office and an understanding of FrontPage basics. Course Content Designing and building a Web Site Designing a web site Creating a web site using a wizard Adding structure to your web Sever-based webs and disk-based webs Page Design and Working with Frames Web page design considerations Creating framed pages Modifying frames Creating Forms and connecting to Databases Creating a form Inserting other form fields Preparing information to be used by a database Connecting a web to a database Adding Media to Web Pages Working with pictures in FrontPage FrontPage Components Component extras Dynamic components Managing and Collaborating on Web Sites Tasks and reports Workgroups and webs Cascading Style Sheets Introduction to Dynamic HTML Using style sheets Internet Strategy Internet strategy of website designers Back to Top HTML - Introduction Duration: 1 day (2 half-days or Evenings) This Course is suitable for candidates who wish to create and edit documents with HTML, for use on the World Wide Web or on a corporate intranet. Course Requirements A working knowledge of computers. Course Content Courses available for Mac and PC formats Overview of HTML Overview Introduction to HTML Creating an HTML document Formatting Text Paragraph formatting with HTML Character formatting with HTML Adding Links Adding local links Adding remote links Adding internal links with the named anchor tag Adding Graphics Linking to and embedding graphics Linking to multimedia files Creating lists in HTML Creating Lists Creating nested lists Creating tables in HTML Creating and Modifying Tables Creating advanced table elements Setting Body and Background Attributes Setting backgrounds and text colors Web page design guidelines Web Page Style Considerations Adding links to other Internet services Links to non-Web Internet Services Back to Top HTML - Advanced Duration: 1 day One day. (2 half days or evenings) This course is suitable for candidates who have completed a HTML introduction course and wish to learn advanced features to create web pages and manage web sites. Course Requirements A working knowledge of computers and an understanding of HTML basics. Course Content Courses available for Mac and PC formats Advanced Tables Creating nested tables Using tables for page layout Graphics Incorporating graphics into a document Creating and using image maps Creating Forms Introduction to forms Using advanced input types Setting input type attributes Creating a text area Creating form list boxes Frames Overview of frames Creating frames Applying frame attributes Using nested framesets Dynamic and interactive documents Interactive Web pages JavaScript in HTML documents

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