Introduction to Dreamweaver CC 2017
Part 1

Login to Lynda.com and then click on this link to take you to the correct tutorial: Creating a First Web Site with Dreamweaver CC 2017  with Paul Trani  
Download and unzip the exercise files for this tutorial from Google classroom to your H: drive or desktop. You will need the assests folder for the exercises. Be sure you are completing each step as you watch the video. Be sure to answer the questions for each section as you work through them. At the end of each chapter show me your web pages for teacher check.

Chapter 1: Understanding Website Design
1. What are some new tags in HTML 5?
2. What are the three parts of a strucured HTML page?
3. What role does CSS play in a website?
4. What are the advantages of an external CSS style sheet?
5. What is Bootstrap?
Chapter 2: Creating a Webpage
6. Once you finish this chapter save the page and then click F12 to preview the page. Take a screen shot of the page and save it as FirstWebPage Before CSS. Also save your page as FirstWebPage Before CSS. As you continue with the tutorial continue to make changes to the original index page. Here is what your page should look like at the end of this chapter:

Chapter 3. Stylizing Content
7. What is the advantage of using em's for your font size?
8. Where do the actor and alpha-slab-one fonts come from since they are not fonts that are installed on your system and probably are not installed on the viewers system either?
9. What does a period in front of a CSS selector indicate?
10. What CSS property is used to position the aside text to the left and to the right of the page?
11. Once you finish this chapter save the page as FirstWebPage After CSS and then click F12 to preview the page. Take a screen shot of the page and save it as FirstWebPage After CSS.
Here is what your page should look like at this point:



Chapter 4. Adding Navigation
Continue to work with the index.html page as you continue with the tutorial.
12. Once you finish this chapter save the page and then click F12 to preview the page. Take a screen shot of the page and save it as FirstWebPage With Navigation.