The newer Adobe Creative Suite 6 includes many updates for experienced creatives. Anyone who has designed or developed websites in Dreamweaver knows about typical methods within the development environment. Whether you choose to build a website using drag-and-drop GUI or code a website using HTML/CSS, the software is capable of handling both solutions with ease.
In this article I’ve compiled a list of helpful Dreamweaver CS6 tutorials related to website design. These cover basic ideas like setting up a new project, getting familiar with the menus, and some more intermediate-level topics. Dreamweaver isn’t a very difficult program to understand. Once you grow accustomed to how the interface works it might become your primary choice of software for web design & development.
Guide to New Dreamweaver CS6 Features
CS6 Keyboard Shortcuts
Website Setup and FTP
Add your WordPress Website into Dreamweaver
Fluid Images in Dreamweaver CS6
Getting Started with Fluid Grids
Laying Out Fluid Grids in Dreamweaver CS6
How to Use CSS Sprites
CSS3 transitions for form highlights
Setup your Dreamweaver site and project files
Building a Photo Gallery Website
Enhancing HTML pages with CSS transitions
Embedding video in HTML5
Dreamweaver CS6 Extensions Guide
Working with Dreamweaver library items
Building a login page
Building a record insert page
Dreamweaver CS6 for Responsive Design
Building a Database-Driven Website
Using Web Fonts in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6
Edit a Dreamweaver Spry Drop-Down Menu
Using the CSS Rule Definition Panel
Working with Dreamweaver Templates (.dwt)
How To Modify an Existing Site
Dreamweaver Image Map
Author: Jake Rocheleau
Jake is a creative designer, illustrator, and web developer. He frequently writes articles involving new-age design concepts and freelance management skills. You can find him in Google or follow his tweets @jakerocheleau
