Master Adobe Dreamweaver CC from basics to advanced techniques, and learn to build interactive websites with expert guidance from Zak Ruvalcaba.
Dive into the world of web design with Dreamweaver CC! This course teaches you everything from navigating its shiny new features to creating and publishing your very own engaging website, all led by the awesome Zak Ruvalcaba.
Learn everything from the basics of Dreamweaver CC to applying it to build a fully interactive and engaging website.
In Adobe Dreamweaver CC - Essential Training, instructor, author, and trainer Zak Ruvalcaba delves into the many powerful features of the latest version of this powerful web design application. This 19 hour course covers everything from the simplest basics of using Dreamweaver CC to applying it to develop a fully interactive and engaging website. Zak explains the new interface features, and demonstrates how to create, edit, manage, design, and publish a professional website with Dreamweaver CC and complementary applications.
Navigate the new Dreamweaver CC interface
Create web pages with basic and advanced formatting
Upload web pages to a web hosting provider
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My name is Zak Ruvalcaba and I have been researching, designing, and developing for the Web since 1995. I specialize in web and mobile web site and application development focusing on responsive user interface design, user experience, and usable presentation. I hold a Bachelor's degree from San Diego State University and a Master of Science in Instructional Technology from National...
So far so good. Well paced and good explanation of the concept of web design.
This class was created in 2014. It is currently 2021. I expected this to be able to teach me the latest version of Dreamweaver. Tough luck since the description for the class never clued me in to this little detail. The formatting of Dreamweaver has changed significantly (and the instructor is apparently not responding to questions any longer). I was able to overcome a lot of this by going to adobe dreamweaver help site and search for commands and the like. But it was fairly intimidating at first.
Seems to be explaiing things well. Slight problemin that my CC toolbar is slightly different from the Instructors but I guess that adobe are changing things all the time
I don't want to know the history of website softwares. I really just want to learn how to build my website. The teacher seems to be in love with the sound of his voice. If this doesn't get to the point pronto, I'm writing it off as a loss.
Very old and instructor talks too much...
History is important, but the key is to achieve our goals fast. I would suggest to 1) explain a few typical workflows first, then 2) allow the students to follow them in the order the student decides. I used to program in GoLive: great program, but slow and full of bugs... the IT industry destroyed it and now I am struggling with Dreamweaver... this is my workflow challenge: create nicely formatted text, image, video, etc. web pages with many hyperlinks, that work on any device... With a good overview of Dreamweaver features / achievable / examples is the way I would have started, rather than the history... also, pls. be more excited about the topic when you talk... else we'll fall asleep... Best, Paul
Great course so far! I've been wanting to refresh my Dreamweaver skills and this seems to be the perfect class just for that!
Good material
This lecturer is far too long winded I find myself just switching off because of his pedantic style
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Charles T.
He is a little hard to understand.