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Concise instruction on handling of slicing, rollovers, and animation in Photoshop 7 and ImageReady.
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Over three hours of instruction on basic authoring and getting up to speed with Dreamweaver 4.
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Focuses on skills for common web graphics, such as buttons, slicing, rollovers, optimization tools, animation, and image maps.
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Shows integral features of Photoshop 6 and ImageReady 3 for the web.
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Topics include site management, linking, rollovers, image maps, behaviors, DHTML, CSS, and HTML styles.
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