On Holiday

Only sporadic updates for a couple weeks, as currently on Holiday. Expect a couple device videos, but no actual teaching videos until the second week of January.

Intro to DreamWeaver: Planning a Simple Website with Photoshop

Now that we've got the basics down in Dreamweaver, lets actually try building a cohesive website. Before we can do that, we need to do some planning. Here's today's video- and its about planning your website.

New Videos

A re-up from earlier:
Learn CSS: Basic Animated Buttons
We'll do some more animation with CSS later; but this is a start at least.


New video:
Learn CSS: Refresher on Lists + a bit of CSS
Animating with CSS isn't really that important, but it is neat. Lists on the other hand, have become pretty important through the use of CSS. Most websites now use lists to create their menus. If you are new to CSS, you probably haven't done much with lists, as they are pretty ugly in base html. In this first video, get a little refresher before we press into creating menus with lists.

Had a couple bugs in some of the videos, and have recently re-uploaded them.

This includes:

Working with a Code Editor
Intro to DreamWeaver: Rollover and Image Maps
CSS: Animate with Transform

The first part of CSS: Lists is almost done. It'll be up tomorrow.

No new videos today.
Will post some tomorrow and next week.

Intro to DreamWeaver: Images p2 and CSS

In today's video, we look at how to work with CSS with DreamWeaver.

We aren't going real deep at this point, just basic page settings, and creating a couple new rules here and there for things not included in the page settings; including images.

Intro to Adobe DreamWeaver: Parts 1 & 2

Learn how to use DreamWeaver with a simple, easy to follow introduction. First, we'll use a variety of tools just to experiment with them, creating various silly pages. Afterward, we'll combine the different tools to actually build a simple website. Videos are recorded in 720p HD.

Intro to Adobe DreamWeaver (CS6)!
   part 1- Hello World+
   part 2- Hyperlinks

Check back Monday for part 3 & 4!

Intro to Brackets, Free Code Editor for the Web from Adobe - part 1

Learn about Adobe's free open-source code editor, Brackets, with our two intro videos on YouTube. Brackets allows you to write code in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and a variety of other languages including C#, Python, and Ruby.

Getting Started with a Code Editor: Brackets, p. 1

Part 2 coming on Tuesday