HTML 5 & CSS 3 Using Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
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Our Dreamweaver CS5 training provides you with the right training solutions to help you learn Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 for improving your web pages. Check our schedule for class dates and prices for Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 training in Dallas, Texas or call us for private training at your site.

Get up to speed on the latest web technologies! This course is designed for experienced web site developers who want to take their pages beyond the restrictions of HTML 4 and CSS 2. Building on those conventional web technologies, this class will help your creative vision to come to fruition using the most useful and popular features of HTML 5 and CSS 3 implemented in current mainstream browsers.

Topics covered in this three-day class are:

Basics

  • Introducing HTML 5 and CSS 3
  • Understanding the reasons for this new technology and browser support
  • Comparing HTML 4 and HTML 5
  • Comparing CSS 2 and CSS 3
  • Discussing graceful degradation and work arounds for older browsers

HTML 5

  • Understanding the new structural HTML elements and the rationale for their use
  • Implementing new form elements and attributes for improved form design and utility
  • Inserting audio and video elements and media support
  • Embedding media in your pages

CSS 3

  • Understanding CSS 3 attribute selectors to specify beginning, ending, and substring attributes
  • Using structural pseudo class selectors such as n-th child and first-of-type
  • Comparing new general sibling selector to the older adjacent sibling selector
  • Identifying the uses for pseudo classes to create generated content
  • Implementing rounded edges on page content
  • Adding drop shadows to text and boxes
  • Using images as borders and for multiple backgrounds
  • Using web fonts and effects to add pizazz to text elements
  • Transforming objects to rotate, scale, and skew them
  • Adding color, transparency, and gradients to objects
  • Performing media queries to apply styles based on device dimensions
  • Laying out pages using a true multi-column layout
  • Identifying resources for automating style creation