Creating a First Web Site with Dreamweaver CS6 [repost]

Join author Paul Trani as he shows how to create a web site step by step with Adobe Dreamweaver CS6, one of the industry's leading web authoring tools. But not just any web site. A responsive HTML5 web site that works across multiple browsers and devices, complete with rich imagery and text, a robust portfolio, video content, and even a contact form. This course covers how to use web standards such as HTML5 for structure and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control colors, fonts, navigation, and more. The course also demonstrates how to test across multiple browsers and devices and upload your new site to the web.

Topics include:
Understanding basic web principles
Adding content to a web page
Linking to web sites and email addresses
Styling content with CSS
Creating a layout that fits multiple browsers and devices
Building an HTML5 layout
Inserting images and video
Adding a menu bar
Creating a contact form
Integrating a Twitter feed
Uploading and testing a web site

Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
Using the exercise files

1. Understanding Web Site Design
Understanding the Internet and web sites
Planning and designing a web site
Creating graphics for web sites

2. Creating a Web Page
Creating your first web page
Adding content
Adding and stylizing links
Positioning elements

3. Stylizing Content
Creating an HTML5 layout
Customizing the style
Adding rich typography

4. Creating a Flexible Layout
Creating a layout that fits all browsers
Making CSS more flexible
Creating a mobile layout

5. Adding Navigation and Pages
Adding a menu bar
Customizing the menu bar
Creating and linking multiple pages

6. Adding a Portfolio
Adding a gallery widget
Changing the content
Customizing the style

7. Using Content from Other Sources
Adding a Twitter feed
Adding video content

8. Creating a Contact Form
Adding input fields
Sending contact form content

9. Testing and Uploading
Testing the web site
Uploading the web site
Refining the site for search engines

Conclusion
Goodbye