Dreamweaver Links and References

Further Reading

For an extensive introduction to Web design, see our book Web Design: A Complete Introduction. You can find additional links and useful material on the book's supporting Web site.

Usability aspects of Web design are discussed in: Steve Krug, Don't Make Me Think!: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd ed (New Riders: 2006).

For a more detailed account of accessibility, consult: Joe Clark, Building Accessible Websites.

As a tutorial text on Dreamweaver alone, if you do not find the account in Digital Media Tools adequate, try Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Classroom in a Book.

Adobe

The Dreamweaver support centre.

The Dreamweaver user-to-user forums.

Student Editions

There is no cheap student edition of Dreamweaver available as a standalone product, but it is included in the student editions of the Web Standard and Design Premium CS3 suites. Adobe impose strict eligibility criteria for student editions: you have to fill in a form and supply your student ID card in order to get a serial number. Without this, the software will not work.

CS3 Web Standard Student Edition

The CS3 Web Standard suite includes Flash, Dreamweaver and Fireworks.

Adobe CS3 Web Standard - Student Edition (for Windows Vista/XP)

Adobe CS3 Web Standard - Student Edition (for Mac OS X)

CS3 Design Premium Student Edition

The CS3 Design Premium suite includes Photoshop Extended, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver, InDesign and Acrobat 8

Adobe CS3 Design Premium - Student Edition (for Windows Vista/XP)

Adobe CS3 Design Premium - Student Edition (for Mac OS X)