Adobe Dreamweaver ACE

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This three-day, hands-on course introduces the primary feature set and interface of Adobe Dreamweaver.

This course covers the requirements necessary to successfully become an Adobe Certified Expert in Dreamweaver. The official workbook from Adobe systems is included with the course, as well as sample exam questions. The exam can be sat at the end of the course.

It is designed to give professional creatives the skills to use Dreamweaver as an essential part of the Adobe Creative Suite. It is a combination of instruction, hands on exercises and home study that will give the creative and professional edge.

Recommended for:

People who want to create professional standard websites and leverage the power of an Adobe Certification to forward their careers

You will learn how to:

Setup a site

Manage a site

Connect to a site

Work in Code and Live view

Work with templates

Work with assest

Design with CSS

Test pages

Work with Spry

Course outline:

Adobe certification is an industry standard of excellence, and it's the absolute best way to communicate your proficiency in leading products from Adobe. An Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) is a person who has demonstrated a professional level in proficiency with one or more Adobe software products. The ACE exam is sat as part of the course.

For further details on ACE certification please visit http://www.adobe.com/support/certification/ace.html

Day 1
Lesson		Description
1	Understanding Web technologies	List and describe the infrastructure required to implement and deploy Web sites Given a scenario, explain the requirements for supporting video, PDF documents, and SW Explain how to mitigate page weight Given a scenario, describe the infrastructure required to support application servers (Scenarios include: ColdFusion, ASP, JSP) List and describe the difference between client-side and server-side scripting Describe techniques for making pages accessible
2	Managing sites	Given a scenario, create a site. (Scenarios include: using the Site menu bar and Files panel) Locate files associated with a Dreamweaver site Manage files associated with a Dreamweaver site. (Including: moving, deleting, renaming, copying, associating)
3	Remote connectivity	List and describe the methods available for connecting to a remote server. (Methods include: ftp, sftp, WebDAV, and network file share) Synchronize files. (Methods include: Using the Files panel, Site menu, cloaking) Use get, put, check-in, and check-out to transfer files. Configure local, testing, and remote servers.

Day 2
Lesson		Description
1	Working in Design view	Describe options available for positioning objects. (Options include: AP DIV, CSS and tables) Design a page by using a tracing image. Given a visual aid, explain the purpose of and/or when to use that visual aid. (Visual aids include: Layers, tables, CSS, invisible elements) Work with the Properties Panel and the Tag Editor. Explain the benefits of using Live View and Live Data
2	Working in Code view	Manage code by using Code view. (Options include: Collapsing, word wrap, highlighting invalid code, and formatting) Explain how to get information about tags. (Options include: Properties Panel and the Tag Editor) Find and replace code in Code view. (Options include: entire site and current page) Explain how to select blocks of code in Code view
3	Working with templates	Create editable areas in templates. Apply a template to a page. Create and use template variables. Create and use editable attributes. Explain the process of and issues associated with distributing template changes to pages Create and use library items.

Day 3
Lesson		Description
1	Working with assets	Manage assets by using the Assets panel Given a media type, insert and deploy that media type into a page (Media types include: SWF, FLV, Flash Paper, images)
2	Designing pages with CSS	Create and work with AP elements Create styles for typography and positioning by using the CSS Property inspector Describe the Box model Create and attach style sheets to pages Explain the behavior of inheritance with respect to styles and style sheets.
3	Testing Web pages and sites	Validate that pages and sites conform to accessibility standards Describe the HTML reports that are available for testing Identify and fix broken links.
4	Application development	Create forms and use data sets by using Spry Describe the functionality provided by the Behaviors panel and the Server Behaviors panel Describe the role of an application server
5	Exam Session	Sample questions and Exam

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