http://bcts-potomac.aacc.edu/128b/17/eva.html

http://bcts-potomac.aacc.edu/128b/17/page2.html

To start with..it was big jump into “DW usage” as I never worked with it, that’s why people who already worked with DW 8 had probably more from this seminar..but I did catch something.. number of layouts to choose from, making new templates for future with just some editable parts on the site, CSS panel displays features what change according to different parts of site, and if any changes are done, they are right away displayed under CSS. When CSS was already made f.e. by handcoding, it can be simply attached. The code view is fully commented, which is great and easy to understand and that way easy to do changes. “Drag and drop” things made in photoshop, and for later editing, just use edit button in property inspector, what will load it again in photoshop.

Good  to know that fireworks is more web-friendly than photoshop for optimizing picture sizes, creating buttons, etc.

Spry demos were fast, too much info for me, showing/updating different images/news without refreshing site, because it is HTML with JavaScript, not a flash movie..It was interesting so I’m hoping to learn more about it..

If there is any bug when the site is checked in browser, there is also bug description and option to “view the solution” for this bug.

So as I wrote, a lot of information at once for somebody like me, but this problem will be solved by CAT 274.