Self-taught: Web Page Creation

Author: Editor: Times Technology
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Dreamweaver MX 2004, Flash MX 2004, and Fireworks MX 2004 are a set of software developed by Macromedia for web page creation and website management, also known as the "Web Triad" or the "Three Great Tools for Web Creation." They are widely loved by many multimedia and web design professionals, as well as computer enthusiasts. This book concisely introduces the usage methods of the above three software and provides numerous examples and tips, covering all the main content of the three software. The book is divided into 16 chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the basics of web page creation, such as the process of website development, the analysis of web page elements, layout, color schemes, and dimensions. Chapters 2 to 9 introduce the operation interface and usage methods of Dreamweaver MX 2004, including specific content such as site planning and setup, page layout and content editing, site publishing, the use of templates and resources, and dynamic web design. Chapters 10 to 12 introduce the operation interface and usage methods of Fireworks MX 2004, including specific content such as bitmap processing methods, vector drawing methods, the creation of simple GIF animations, hotspots, slices, and navigation bars. Chapters 13 to 15 introduce the operation interface and usage methods of Flash MX 2004, including specific content such as vector drawing methods and animation creation methods. Chapter 16 provides a comprehensive website design example. The book comes with an exciting multimedia teaching CD-ROM, which introduces the usage methods of the above three software to readers in a lively and engaging manner and demonstrates the creation process of the main examples in the book. Additionally, the CD-ROM includes all the example results and materials used in the book to help readers learn better. This book is highly suitable for beginners and computer enthusiasts, and can also serve as a training textbook for vocational and technical colleges, higher vocational schools, and computer short-term training courses.