Final Review Items
Item Topic Summarize 3-5 Bullet Points Per Topic
1 TinyMCE - Ribbon Editing
  1. Most popular live web editor
  2. Used in Canvas discussion boards
  3. TinyMCE ribbon "for editing" is similar to DW insertion panel
  4. With TinyMCE preview pages and look at HTML source code
2 Dreamweaver (DW) Basics
  1. File → new File, but first create new site definition
  2. Site definition defines your site external web server w FTP access and your local client system
  3. DW is a high level HTML and CSS editor
3 HTML DOM DOM Navigator in browser: right-click → Inspect. In DW: Window → DOM
4 File System Folders, Mapping, Absolute vs Relative Links Root folder, root folder mapping, FTP, HTTPS. Always use a consistent naming convention—mnemonics and nomenclature matter. Create sample mappings for your DW Site Manager, FTP, and HTTPS. AI lacks wisdom - It cannot merge disparate information
5 DHTML Basics Dynamic HTML = HTML 5.0 + CSS 3.0 Pressentation + JavaScript (Behavior Actions)
6 Protocols: FTP, HTTPS, Cloud Services
  1. Internet is a protocal used to network computers devoped in the 1970s
  2. FTP file transfer protocal - internet application for transfering files
  3. HTTPS HTTP w Secure - protocal based ftp for sending files from server to client "Web"
  4. Cloud Services - Internet Server computer that supplies a Service
7 Dreamweaver RWD Templates Bootstrap

Bootstrap is still popular

Wappalyzer: UI Frameworks: Bootstrap 58% Tailwind 10% is fastest growing and simpler. They use WordPress sites

8 Dreamweaver Email Templates
  1. Can be customized and saved for consistent business communication or emal marketing
  2. Pre-designed email layouts that help you create professional HTML emails quickly
  3. Included editable placeholders for images, text, links, and branding elements
9 WordPress
  1. Makes things easier to publish, update, and share online content
  2. Provides customizable themes, plugins, and tools for content management
  3. Popular website-building platform for creating blogs and websites without coding
10 WordPress vs Social Media WordPress WooCommerce vs
Wix, Squarespace
  1. WordPress: You own and organize your website; Social Media: Content is posted on a platform owned by others
  2. WordPress: Designed for long-form articles and webpages; Social Media: for short, frequent updates
  3. WooCommerce: More powerful ecommerce features; Wix: Simpler setup for beginner
  4. WooCommerce: Better for growing online stores; Wix: Better for small to medium websites
  5. WooCommerce: More advanced online store capabilities; Squarespace: Easier to use out of the box
  6. WooCommerce: Thousands of plugins and themese; Squarespace: More limited extentions
11 AI, HTML Validation, AI as a Tool
  1. AI = Technology that enables computers to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence
  2. HTML Validation = The process of checking HTML code for errors and standards compliance
  3. AI as a Tool = Assists users with writing, coding, design, and research tasks
12 Adobe Firefly
  1. Generates content from simple text prompts
  2. Integrates with Adobe apps like Illustrator and Photoshop
  3. AI-powered tool for creating images, graphics, and visual effects

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