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Creative Suite Bootcamp for the Web Training Course Synopsis
Adobe Creative Suite Web Premium is the collection that combines the best software in the web publishing world. Packed full of real-world tips and techniques, this class offers a comprehensive 3 days of training on the latest versions of Photoshop, Fireworks, Flash, and Dreamweaver. This class starts with an overview of each software item and moves you quickly into learning the workflow from one product to another. You will learn essential techniques in each program, so you can get your work done fast.
Creative Suite for the Web Training Course Length and Time
This class is 3 days long. Class time is 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Breaks are scheduled throughout the day and lunch is typically scheduled 12-1. Students provide their own lunch.
What You Will Learn in This Creative Suite Training Course
All Sterling Ledet and Associates’ classes are led by industry professionals with real-world experience and proper credentials. In this course each individual instructor will incorporate real-world experience with strategic learning techniques to teach a variety of skills in this product suite. During this class, you will learn:
Make your images look great using precise editing techniques in Photoshop CS6
Build and maintain standards-based websites using Dreamweaver CS6
Create multimedia, text, and animation using Flash Professional CS6
Work more efficiently using Adobe Bridge to keep your CS6 projects organized
Creative Suite for the Web - Enrollment
Please see our Enrollment Page (http://www.ledet.com/enroll) for our enrollment form.
Locations for this Creative Suite Bootcamp for the Web Training Course
We have training centers in Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, Denver, San Diego and Washington DC. We also offer classes at a network of rental facilities. We offer private onsite training and instructor-led, live online training. If coming to a rental facility, please double-check the location of your class with our office to make sure you get to the right location.
Prerequisites for this Creative Suite for the Web Training Course
Knowledge of your operating system and basic computer navigation is required for all classes.. This class is designed for the beginner level and no prior experience is necessary. We also recommend that you have the Adobe Creative Suite 6.0 for the Web software before starting the class. You can purchase the software or obtain a trial version of it for the Adobe website.
Goals for this Creative Suite Bootcamp for the Web Training Course
Sterling Ledet and Associates realizes the importance of education and we take pride in being able to offer you classes that are more custom fit to your needs. Call us at (877) 819-2665 if you have any special questions or e-mail us at sales@ledet.com.
Lesson 1 - Taking Advantage of Adobe Bridge
- Navigating through Bridge
- Using folders in Bridge
- Making a Favorite
- Creating and locating metadata
- Using keywords
- Creating a metadata template
- Opening a File from Adobe Bridge
- Searching for files using Adobe Bridge
- Searching by Name or Keyword
- Using the Filter Panel
- Saving a Collection
- Automation tools in Adobe Bridge
- Batch renaming your files
- Automated Tools for Photoshop
- Saving or Uploading your Photo Gallery
Lesson 2 - Photoshop- Exploring Photoshop CS 6
- Taking a look at the Final Project
- Experimenting with new Vector capabilities
- Filling a vector shape with a pattern
- Adding a mask to a Vector layer
- Using the new brush tips
- Saving the new Brush
- Adding strokes to vector images
- Cloning your new snowflake
- Adding Text layers from another document
- Updating text styles
- Cropping an image
Lesson 3 - Photoshop- Getting to Know the Workspace
- Opening an existing document in Mini Bridge
- Discovering the Tools Panel
- Selection, Cropping and Measuring Tools
- Retouching and Painting Tools
- Drawing and Type Tools
- Navigation Tools
- Accessing Tools and their options
- Using panels
- Putting the panel system to work
- Hidden Tools
- Navigating the image area
- Using the Zoom Tool
- Maximizing productivity with screen modes
Lesson 4 - Photoshop- Photoshop Basics
- Opening an Existing Document
- Understanding document settings
- Viewing an images’s size and resolution
- Combining the images
- Using Copy & Paste
- Dragging and Dropping to copy an image
- Transforming and editing combined images
- Integrating Bitmapped Images
- Changing the size of a placed image
- Removing a background
- Understanding the stacking order of layers
- Refining the edges of copied images
- Adding text
- Saving Files
- Understanding File Formats
- Choosing a File Format
- Saving a jpeg file
- Saving for print
- Changing the color settings
- Adjusting image size
- Saving a Photoshop pdf file file
Lesson 5 - Photoshop- Making the Best Selections
- Using the Marquee tools
- Creating a square selection
- Creating a Selection from a center point
- Changing a selection into a layer
- Working with the Magic Wand
- The Lasso Tool
- Adding Pages
- Adding to and subtracting from selections
- Feathering the selection
- Using the Quick Selection tool
- Making difficult selections with the Refine Edge tool
- Using Quick Mask
- Saving selections
- Copying and Pasting a selection
- Using the Pen Tool for selections
Lesson 6 - Photoshop- Painting and Retouching
- Setting up your color settings
- Color primer
- Understanding color gamut
- The RGB color model
- The CMYK color model
- Working in the RGB mode
- Selecting colors
- Starting to Paint
- Using the Color panel
- Using the Brush Tool
- Using the Airbrush feature
- Creating a border using the Bristle brushes
- Applying color to an image
- Changing blending modes
- The Eyedropper tool
- Retouching images
- Using the clone stamp tool
- Repairing Fold Lines
- The History Panel
- The Spot Healing Brush
- The Healing Brush
- Using the Patch tool
- Using the Clone Source Panel
Lesson 7 - Photoshop - Creating a Good Image
- Why you should work in RGB
- Reading a histogram
- Making the Curve Adjustment
- Defining the Highlight and the Shadow
- Locating the White and Black Point
- Inputting the white and black point values
- Adjusting the midtones
- Setting the neutral
- Sharpening your image
- Comparing your image to the original
- Taking care of red eye
- Using the Camera Raw plug- in
- Saving a DNG file
Lesson 8 - Dreamweaver CS6 Jumpstart
- What is Dreamweaver
- Design and Layout Tools
- Site Management & File Transfer Protocal
- Coding environment and text editor
- Mobile Design and development features
- Dreamweaver’s workspace features
- Live view and live code
- CSS Inspection and the Enable/ Disable feature
- Code navigator
- Photoshop smart objects
- Support for content management systems
- HTML5, CSS3 and PHP code hinting
- HTML and CSS starter pages
- Subversion
- Domain names and ip addresses
- Servers and web hosts
- Tag structure and attributes
- The structure of an HTML document
- Placing images in HTML
- Colors in HTML
- Case sensitivity and whitespace rules
- Element hierarchy
- XHTML 1.0 Transitional
- Creating, opening, and saving documents
Lesson 9 - Dreamweaver- Setting up a new Site
- Creating a new site
- Advanced site-creation options
- Adding pages
- Saving a page to your site
- Defining page properties
- Work views
- A deeper look into the Files Panel
- Viewing local files
- Selecting and editing files
Lesson 10 - Dreamweaver - Adding Texts and Images
- Typography and images on the Web
- Adding Text
- An introduction to styles
- Previewing pages in a web browser
- Understanding hyperlinks
- Creating hyperlinks
- Relative versus absolute hyperlinks
- Linking to an email address
- Creating lists
- Using the text insert panel
- Inserting images
- Image resolution and formats
- Creating a simple gallery page
- Linking images & using image placeholders
- Editing images
Lesson 11 - Dreamweaver - Styling your Pages with CSS
- What are Cascading Style Sheets
- CSS replaces inefficient HTML styling
- How do you create CSS rules in Dreamweaver
- Understanding style sheets
- Why they are called Cascading
- Creating & modifying styles
- Creating a style class with the Property Inspector
- Advanced text formatting with CSS
- DIV tags and CSS ids
- Internal vs external style sheetsl
- Modifying attached style sheets
- Creating a new .css file
Lesson 12 - Dreamweaver- Managing your Website
- Working with the Files Panel
- Creating a Remote connection
- Viewing files on a remote web server
- Transferring files to and from a remote server
- Using Check In/Check Out and Design Notes
- Sharing Design Notes
- Displaying Design Notes in the Files Panel
- Testing Site integrity
- Creating lists
- Using Check Links
- Generating Site Reports
- Addressing a list item on a site report
- The Browser compatibility check
- Optimizing pages for launch
- Search engine visibility
- Titling your documents with the title tag
- Adding meta keywords & descriptions
- Launching your site
- Site launch checklist
- Uploading your site
- Getting help and using the reference guides
- Website design resources
Lesson 13 - Flash - Flash CS6 Jumpstart
- What is Flash
- About Flash Player
- Flash file types
- Creating and setting up a new document
- Saving your Flash document
- Opening documents
- The Flash workspace
- The stage and work area
- The Flash Tools Panel
- The Property Inspector
- Panels and panel groups
- The Timeline
- Practicing with the Flash tools
- Animation in action
Lesson 14 - Flash- Getting Started with the Drawing Tools
- Drawing in Flash
- Using the Merge Drawing mode
- Creating artwork in Merged Drawing mode
- Working with drawing objects
- Using the Line and Pen tools
- Using the Add and Delete Anchor Point tools
- Using the Combine Objects menu
- Using the Primitive Tools
- Adding text to your artwork
- Working with Threaded and Multi-Column Textl
- Adding Filters
- Working with Colors
- Creating gradients
- Organizing and layering graphics
- Working with Layers
- Transforming graphics & gradients
Lesson 15 - Flash - Creating Basic Animation
- Introducing keyframes and the Timeline
- Layerst
- Frames and keyframes
- Building animation
- Tween layers and automatic keyframing
- Tweening multiple objects
- Relative versus absolute hyperlinks
- Previewing animation with Test Movie
- Moving and transforming tween paths
- Incorporation color effects and scaling
- Introducing the Motion Editor
- Tweening rotation
- Where did Motion Guide layers go?
- What happens to existing Flash files that use Motion Guide layers
- Shape tween basics
- Legacy techniques: Creating classic tweens
- Classic tween rules
- Adjusting animation with onion skinning
Lesson 16 - Flash - Delivering Your Final Movie
- The publishing process
- Publishing to the Web
- Customizing the publish settings
- Publishing for the Desktop using Adobe AIR
- Digital Certificates
- Installing your new AIR application
- Pushing for Mobile Devices
- Linking to an email address
- Pushing for iOS
- Pushing for Andriod OS
- Using Export Movie
Lesson 17 - Fireworks - Fireworks CS6 Jumpstart
- About Fireworks
- Work with Vector and Bitmap objects
- Make graphics interactive
- Optimize and export graphics
- Website and mobile application prototyping
- Vector and bitmap graphics
- The Startup Screen
- Creating a new Fireworks document
- Workspace basics
- Other Fireworks panels
- Creating, Importing and Cropping a bitmap
- Applying a filter
- Working with Vector Objects
- Drawing and editing basic shapes
- Drawing & resizing a rectangle
- Auto Shapes & the Auto Shapes tool
- Working with Text
- Create & Move Text blocks
- Formatting and editing text
- Applying a Color
- Using the Color Mixer
- Using Layers
- The Layers Panel
- Activate & Organizing Layers
- Naming layer objects
- Moving layer objects
- Protecting layer objects
- Show or hide objects and layers
- Deleting a layer object
- Creating slices for interactivity
- Create rectangular slices
- Resizing one or more slices
- Viewing, Selecting and Naming slices
- Making slices interactive
- Creating Master Pages
- Linking the slices to your pages
- Optimizing and Exporting in Fireworks
- Using Image Preview
- Setting Export options
- Optimizing in the workspace
- Saving optimization settings
- Exporting selected slices
Disclaimer
Our goal is to make sure your class meets your objectives, not ours. Therefore, all of our outlines are treated as guides to help steer the workshop. This outline does not guarantee that all the topics listed will be covered in the time allowed. The amount of material covered is based on the skill level of the student audience. We may change or alter course topics to best suit the classroom situation.
