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How hard is is to learn Adobe Dreamweaver?
I have been coding for about half a year now in C and I wanted to try a few things with web design (just as an interest). Is it difficult to learn? How can one study/learn such a thing?
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- BortLv 73 years ago
Adobe Dreamweaver is going to be a breeze for you to learn if you've been teaching yourself C. You don't really have to know code at all it will write code for you. The main thing you have to know designing website in Dreamweaver is how to integrate what you do in Photoshop designing the layout into Dreamweaver to make a website out of an image. As far as making an image you make a nav button it's pretty much point and click for dummies.
The hard part of Dreamweaver to make a good-looking site requires a lot of Photoshop skill.
Dreamweaver also does some advanced things but the code it writes for those kinds of things is the same as it is with any other program that writes code for you. It also writes so much unnecessary garbage code you can write cleaner code that's less resource demanding by typing it yourself.
So I primarily only use Dreamweaver to make an image I made for the cosmetics of the site into the layout and hard-code everything else in a text editor.
Source(s): Web design since 1998. Started studying it in 1995. Dreamweaver doesn't make images it only helps you write the code and makes creating a cosmetically good-looking website a lot faster than hard coding all of it. If your aim is to make cosmetically good-looking websites you really need to venture into learning Photoshop and becoming very good with it. A lot can be learned about how Photoshop and Dreamweaver work together on YouTube. - Anonymous3 years ago
There's lots of good resources online and books you can find in a local library that can help! Just like any other skill, practice will help you master it.