Getting Started with Dreamweaver

Today we begin our introduction to Adobe Systems Web development tool -- Dreamweaver.

Chapter Objectives

• Explore the Dreamweaver workspace
• View a Web page and use Help
• Plan and define a Web site
• Add a folder and pages and set the home page
• Create and view a site map

In a Word document, define the vocabulary words listed below as they relate to Dreamweaver.

Your name, class title (Web Mastering or WM) and period number should be in the top right corner of your paper. A centered title should appear on the first line of text and the terms should be numbered.

Make certain you know these terms (you will see them again).

1. Web site
2. XHTML
3. HTML
4. browser
5. file panels
6. home page
7. site map
8. navigation structure
9. document window
10. menu bar
11. insert bar
12. document toolbar
13. standard toolbar
14. property inspector
15. staus bar
16. tag selector
17. panel
18. panel groups
19. view
20. degisin view
21. code view
22. code and design view
23. debugging
24. hyperlinks
25. graphics
26. banners
27. navigation bars
28. image map
29. Flash button objects
30. storyboard
31. parent pages
32. child pages
33. root folder
34. assets
35. publishing
36. Web server
37. FTP
38. tree structure
39. IP address
40. domain name

Read through Chapter 1 in your book -- Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Revealed.

Assignments

Skills Review (1-34-35)
Project Builder 1 (1-36)
Project Builder 2 (1-37)  Create and turn in Storyboard
Design Project (1-38)  Use Course Technology Link Below

Save all assignments in your folder by the name stated in the instructions. Most assignments will be graded on screen. Others you will print and turn in a copy. For all assignments, please make certain your name, the course name and period number are printed in the top right corner of your page and the appropriate assignment name is centered on the first line.