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Introduction 18
About designing Web pages
Most 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.
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Create HTML documents in Dreamweaver, easily add page title, or
background color. See, “Setting Up a Document” on page 149.
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Dreamweaver Layout view and layout tools let you quickly design Web pages
by drawing and then rearranging the page structure. See, “Designing Page
Layout” on page 167.
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Use the Dreamweaver Objects panel to design and quickly add tables, create
frame documents, design forms, and work with layers. See “Using Tables to
Present Content” on page 183, “Using Frames” on page 203, “Using Dynamic
Layers” on page 407, and “Creating Forms” on page 481.
About adding content
Using Dreamweaver, you can easily add a variety of content to Web pages. Add
assets and design elements, such as text, images, colors, movies, sound, and other
forms of media.
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The Assets panel lets you easily organize the assets in a site; you can then drag
most assets directly from the Assets panel into a Dreamweaver document. See
“Managing and Inserting Assets” on page 221.
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Type directly in a Dreamweaver document, or import text from other
documents, then format the text using the Dreamweaver Property inspector, or
HTML Styles panel. You can also easily create your own Cascading Style
Sheets. See “Inserting and Formatting Text” on page 233.
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Insert images, including rollover images, image maps, and Fireworks sliced
images. Use alignment tools to position images in a page. See “Inserting
Images” on page 267 and “Using Dreamweaver and Fireworks Together” on
page 281.
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Insert other types of media in a Web page, such as Flash, Shockwave, and
QuickTime movies, sound, and applets. See “Inserting Media” on page 297.
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Add content in the Dreamweaver code editor: Use the Dreamweaver Code
view or Code inspector to write your own HTML or JavaScript code. “Editing
HTML in Dreamweaver” on page 321.