Take control of your website by learning Dreamweaver CC. Join Janine Warner, author of Dreamweaver for Dummies, in the third installment of her three-part series of Dreamweaver classes. In this class you'll build on the foundation from the first two classes and learn a powerful technique for building and managing your site with templates and CSS. With your new website designed and built you'll see how you can preview each page in a variety of web browsers, and when you are ready to share it with the world you'll learn how to use Dreamweaver's built-in FTP functionality to upload your website files to your web server. By the end of this class you'll be well on your way to designing, building, managing, and publishing your website with Dreamweaver CC.

Advance your skills in Edge Animate! Join David LaFontaine as he builds on the topics from his previous Edge Animate classes to drill down deeper, to reveal hidden features, and go beyond the basics. By the end of this class you'll be controlling actions in your animations, using spritesheets, and pulling it all together for an almost game-play-like experience for your audience.

Go beyond the basics with Edge Animate! Join David LaFontaine as he builds on the topics from his Edge Animate Basics class to take your skills to the next level. You'll learn how to control the appearance of objects with clipping, how to make your animations look more real, how to create and use symbols, and how to create custom and more precise animations. This class provides the perfect building block for moving on to even more advanced skills in the final class in this series.

Get started using Edge Animate! Join David LaFontaine as he explain what Edge Animate is and why it is becoming so popular. You'll learn how to use the basic tools and controls, so that by end of class you'll know how to make a simple animated banner that includes text, sounds, and events triggered by user interaction. This class provides the perfect foundation for moving on to more advanced skills in the next class in this series.

Adobe's Edge Code is a lightweight code editor that is made for writing HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Join David LaFontaine as he helps you get oriented to the Edge Code interface, teaches you time saving shortcuts that makes the process of creating clean code easier, explains the differences and similarities between Edge Code and Brackets, and introduces you to one of the Adobe Product Managers responsible for these web tools who will share some of his insights into how to use these products more effectively.

In this course, you will learn how to create a variety of different page layouts using html and css. Begin in Photoshop and move on to Dreamweaver. Discover the different layout features used in Dreamweaver, as well as how layouts can give you a headstart in your designs. Also, how to optimize your finished web pages for viewing on tablets and smart phones.

With constant updates to Adobe Muse being offered so often, there are some new features to be aware of. These features include adding maps, optimizing for tablets and smart phones, as well as using custom fonts.

This course will take from start to finish on creating a custom website from scratch using Adobe Muse. Everything from creating Master Pages, to adding slideshows, videos, forms, and finally, publishing the site. You don't have to be into code or web design to create a website. Adobe Muse makes it easy.