Designing with Dreamweaver (Macrochat)
All smiles at Macromedia Community Week: Designing with Dreamweaver.
Last Spring, Scott Fegette and I discussed Best Practices for designing web sites using Dreamweaver, and the folks on the broadcasting team posted it for us to enjoy ad infinitum.
You can hear my voice over the Web, and watch me operate the software via Macromedia's slick Breeze conferencing service (based on Flash). This is a good place for all of my students to get started, or find out if this class is right for them.
If you enjoy it, definitely check out the rest of the MacroChats we all did for great tips and information on how to quickly build things with our tools.
February 23, 2005
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