
Whether you’re totally new to building websites, or migrating from older technologies, this fast-paced one-day seminar brings the entire workflow together—from design and prototyping through development and testing—using easy-to-understand examples from a designer’s point of view. Most importantly, you’ll learn the key to cool, functional, and flexible Web layouts: CSS—how it works, and how you can use it to your advantage.
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Brian Wood is an Adobe Certified Creative Suite Master, author of three books published by Peachpit Press, as well as numerous video titles for Lynda.com. As co-owner and Director of Training of eVolve Computer Graphics Training Inc., he is a seasoned web developer and trainer. Brian is also the host of the MOGO Media Web Design Podcast. He has provided training to clients like Nordstrom, REI, Costco, Starbucks, Nintendo and many others, and speaks regularly at national and regional events, including The Web Design Conference, CSS Master Class, The Creative Suite Conference, The InDesign Conference, as well as events hosted by AIGA, GAG, STC, CASE and other industry organizations.




Redefine the extraordinary in web design and development. Join Adobe for an entertaining hour covering the creation of the full range of digital experiences, including interactive websites, applications, user interfaces, presentations, and mobile device content, with Adobe® Creative Suite® 4 Web Premium software.
Showcase your website design concepts using the compositing features in Photoshop and Illustrator, and the prototyping tools in Fireworks. You’ll learn to create a presentation-quality mock-up of your website using tools you may already know.
With Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the current web-compliant standard for formatting pages, you can build effective browser and search engine-friendly sites. You’ll start by learning the foundation concepts of CSS, including how and why you use CSS, and then begin editing a CSS-based layout in Dreamweaver CS4.
Using your new knowledge, you’ll begin creating a site with the built-in CSS tools that make page creation in Dreamweaver CS4 so efficient. You’ll add images, links, navigation and more, as you learn to work with the tools, workspace and panels in Dreamweaver CS4.
While discovering additional CSS tools in Dreamweaver CS4, you’ll use Adobe Bridge to incorporate design and video content from Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks and Flash into your site. You’ll also explore the option to export XHTML content from InDesign into your CSS-based layout in Dreamweaver.
Now that you can create and edit your CSS-based site in Dreamweaver CS4, you’ll build on your new skills by previewing some of the web’s coolest current technology trends, including Spry navigation menus, Spry widgets, buttons, rollovers, and more. Finally, with your interactive, cutting-edge site ready to go, you’ll learn to publish your content to the Web as well as mobile devices.
During evening and weekend hours, Aurora/Hwy 99 often provides quicker access than I-5.
Directions from Aurora/Hwy 99 North:Exit right on Roy Street.
Turn left on Third Avenue North.
Turn left on Mercer Street.
Take the Western Avenue exit.
Turn right on First Avenue West. (Soft right)
Turn right on Mercer Street.
Take the Mercer Street/Seattle Center exit (exit 167).
At the first traffic light, turn right onto Fairview.
At the next light, turn left onto Broad Street.
Turn right onto 5th Ave.
Turn left on to Roy Street to reach the Mercer Street Garage.
Alternative for those heading south on I-5:
Exit at North 145th Street or North 85th Street.
Head west to Aurora/Hwy 99.
Turn left onto Aurora heading south.
Take a right on Valley Street (Seattle Center exit) and proceed 3 blocks west to 5th Avenue North.
Take a left on 5th.
From 5th you can turn right onto Roy Street to reach the Mercer Parking Garage, or you can continue 3 blocks south to Republican Street and the 5th Avenue Parking Lot.
From there it’s a short walk to McCaw Hall.
Exit at Madison Street. (Exit 164A)
Turn left onto Madison and then head north on 6th Avenue through downtown Seattle.
When you reach Denny, turn left.
Go one block to 5th Avenue North and turn right.
Turn left on Roy Street to reach the Mercer Street Garage.
Additional parking can be found at the 5th Avenue Parking Lot.