Responsive Web Design with Adobe Dreamweaver

Introduction to responsive web design with Adobe Dreamweaver

“It is time to create your final project, which is nothing other than your complete web project, you must develop it with HTML and CSS and then you have to upload it to a web server. Once this is done, share your site with the community. Remember that we started learning the basic elements of web design and how they are necessary elements for the proper growth of your site. Then we learned to familiarize ourselves with Adobe Dreamweaver to work and build our site, this served to build our site with HTML and CSS language with the tools of Adobe Dreamweaver. All this to leave strong bases for the development of a responsive website which we will upload to a remote server. It is important that when you are developing your final site you consider that you should have a tidy folder with the assets that you are going to occupy, colors, measurements and images are essential. Start with a simple site, with simple pages that do not require complex construction, remember that a website is the combination of different files, in this case we will only use HTML and CSS, this will be enough to get you started in web design. Remember that in the course units there are additional resources that are designed for your learning. Forums are a communication tool between us, whenever you have a question you can write it and I will gladly help you to solve it. Thank you very much for taking this course, if you liked it, recommend it and don't forget to check out my other courses. Remember that we always have something new to learn. Until next time! Arturo Servin aka Monkylab. ”

Partial transcription of the video

“We will now see a brief course overview. First. i shared some details about myself and discussed several my influences. Then. i explained what topics the course would cover and emphasized why I think including Dreamweaver can be beneficial for your learning journey. Despite having an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription. we often underutilize it. We explored the theory. focusing on UX and UI distinctions. We also emphasized the significance of aligning with a website's art direction. ensuring cohesive and effective design. We discussed the importance of having standards for measurements. color...”

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Course summary for: Responsive Web Design with Adobe Dreamweaver

• Level: Beginner
• 97% positive reviews (220)
• 5134 students
• 6 units
• 31 lessons (5h 1m)
• 19 downloads

• Category

  Web & App Design

• Software

  Adobe Dreamweaver

• Areas

  CSS, Digital Product Design, HTML, Mobile Design, UX / UI, Web Design