dreamweaver软件简介(英文版).pptVIP

Chapter 4 Intro to Dreamweaver Objectives Describe the Web site creation workflow. Describe the things one should consider when planning a site. Discuss the web page design issue. Use Dreamweaver to build a Web site. Website creation workflow Site planning Planning and organizing your site carefully from the start can save you time later on. Organizing your site includes not only determining where the files will go, but also examining site requirements, audience profiles, and site goals. Additionally, you should consider technical requirements such as user access, as well as browser, plug-in, and download restrictions. Laying out web pages Many web design projects start with storyboards or flowcharts that are turned into sample pages. Use Dreamweaver to create mock-up sample pages as you work toward a final design. Mock-ups usually show the design layout, site navigation, technical components, themes and color, and graphic images or other media elements, but they don’t contain the final contents of the page. Building Adding content Add assets and design elements, such as text, images, colors, movies, sound, and other forms of media. Adding interactivity and animation Dreamweaver allows you to go beyond static pages, using interactivity and animation to capture visitors’ interest. testing、publishing maintenance Depending on the size of the project, client specifications, and kinds of browsers that visitors will use, you may need to move your site to a staging server where it can be tested and edited. When corrections have been made, you publish the site where the public can access it. Once the site is published, establish a maintenance cycle to ensure quality, respond to user feedback, and update the site’s information. Site planning——More When you begin thinking about creating a website, you should follow a series of planning steps to make sure your site succeeds. Site planning——More Determining your goals Deciding what your site goals are is the very fir