This comprehensive introductory book provides step-by-step instruction and in-depth explanation on three of today's most widely used Web design and development programs: Adobe? Dreamweaver? CS5, Adobe? Flash? CS5, and Adobe? Fireworks? CS5. Readers gain practical experience with the software as they work through end-of-chapter learning projects and step-by-step tutorials. An integration chapter demonstrates how to move from one application to the other while creating a Dreamweaver website that incorporates both Flash and Fireworks files. Full-color illustrations and a user-friendly design combine to create a solid learning experience that reveals how to master the latest features of these popular applications.
The Web Collection Revealed Standard Edition: Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, Flash CS5 and Fireworks CS5
Published by Delmar Cengage Learning
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- Authors
- Sherry Bishop, James E. Shuman, Barbara M. Waxer
- ISBN
- 1111130787
- Published
- 03 Sep 2010
- Purchase online
- amazon.com
This comprehensive introductory book provides step-by-step instruction and in-depth explanation on three of today's most widely used Web design and development programs: Adobe? Dreamweaver? CS5, Adobe? Flash? CS5, and Adobe? Fireworks? CS5. Readers gain practical experience with the software as they work through end-of-chapter learning projects and step-by-step tutorials.
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