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Learning Web TechnologiesStudent Edition (Print) with Digital eText ©2017, Maivald, Brumbaugh-Duncan

The best-selling guide to Adobe’s powerful web design application, Dreamweaver CC, fully updated for the 2015 releaseClassroom in a Book is the official training series from Adobe Systems Inc., developed with the support of Adobe product experts. In Learning Web Technologies, students will learn to make informed decisions and apply the decisions to the field of IT. Students will implement personal and interpersonal skills to prepare for a rapidly evolving workplace environment. Students will enhance reading, writing, computing, communication, and critical thinking and apply them to the IT environment.

Designed for career exploration and preparation• Hands-on Lessons. Build professional skills with 15 hands-on lessons that use clear,

step-by-step instructions with screenshots to teach students how to build web pages using Dreamweaver CC.

• Life and career skills. Students are introduced to critical life and career skills and information including customer communications, academic plan, job search, certifications, resumes, online portfolios, and more.

• Critical-Thinking Projects. Students practice and develop their critical-thinking skills through projects that require them to create web design plans, review and improve a website mobile design, add interactivity to an existing site, and more.

• Online Portfolio Builder activities. Empower your students to showcase their abilities and make a great first impression on future employers with 15 high-quality Online Portfolio Builder activities.

Program Resources• Student Edition (print)

• Student Edition eText

• Teacher’s Edition (print)

• Teacher’s Edition eText and Digital Teacher Resources. The Digital Teacher Resources include PowerPoint slides, and Test Bank with TestGen®.

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Streamlined chapter design to scaffold learning and make studying easier• Chapter Overviews. Each chapter opens with a list of the key concepts that

readers should master after reading the chapter.

• Completion Time indicators. Each chapter indicates the approximate time each lesson should take to complete.

• Bold key vocabulary terms with marginal notes support acquisition of important academic language.

• Vibrant full-color design and images engage and illustrate chapter content for novice computer programmers.

• Tips and Notes. Integrated throughout the text, these features offer valuable advice and insight on important aspects of web development.

• End-of Chapter Activities. Conveniently assess student mastery of chapter content and skills with chapter-ending activities, including multiple-choice assessments, Essay Questions, and Critical-Thinking Projects, Online Portfolio Builder, and more.

Streamline course set-up, class prep, and instruction with a Digital eText. • 24/7 access to Digital eTexts of the Teacher and Student editions, as well

as accompanying Test Bank and PowerPoint files.

• One-click navigation to TEKS aligned content. Use the Digital eText,Student and Teacher Editions, to quickly jump from the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills standards (TEKS) directly to the

content in the eText that fulfills that standard.

• Compatible with Thin Common Cartridge to facilitate single sign-on integration and rostering.

Table of ContentsGetting Started

1. The Internet and World Wide Web

2. Customizing Your Workspace

3. HTML Basics

4. CSS Basics

5. Web Design Basics

6. Creating a Page Layout

7. Working with a Web Framework

8. Designing for Mobile Devices

9. Working with Templates

10. Working with Text, Lists, and Tables

11. Working with Images

12. Working with Navigation

13. Adding Interactivity

14. Working with Web Animation and Video

15. Publishing to the Web