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Learn the concepts, tools, and techniques you'll need to create your own animations, web experiences, and mobile applications with Flash CC.

Find out how to build standards-compliant websites from the ground up with Dreamweaver CC.

Learn your way around the Reflow interface and tools and get practice creating responsive designs through a series of exercises.

Shows how to create HTML-based websites with Muse—a toolset familiar to anyone who has used Photoshop, InDesign, or Illustrator.

Learn to modify the DOM (Document Object Model), one of the core components of every HTML page, with JavaScript.

A primer for anyone tasked with starting a blog for a business.

Run your own basic usability study to find out just what your users need from your website, application, or device.

Discover how to use the complete Edge Animate toolset to lay out and animate motion graphics for your website, mobile devices, digital magazine, iBooks, and more

Engage your website visitors with a unique 3D survey built with HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript.

Learn to develop a content strategy to analyze and shape the tone, voice, and visual style for your brand.

Teaches how to use jQuery to build web pages that today's users (and clients) are looking for, from complex animation effects to professional user interface controls.

Spice up dry data presentations with an interactive, visually engaging bar chart drawn with the HTML5 Canvas element.

Introduces this web design framework and provides a quick overview of all of the goodies in Foundation.

Add interactive elements like a thumbnail gallery, dropdown menus, or a contact form using Bootstrap and a simple text editor.

Join Grant Skinner at work and at play, designing cutting-edge interactive experiences, games, applications, and frameworks with technologies like HTML5 and Flash.

Learn what Dreamweaver CC has to offer you, including the new, intuitive CSS Designer pane, a new streamlined interface, updated HTML5 and jQuery integration, and more.

Learn about the interface changes and performance improvements that come with the latest release of Flash Professional CC.

Create an HTML form with CSS and JavaScript that allows users to submit captions for photo cards.

Build an online store for digital products like music, ebooks, and more using WordPress and the Easy Digital Downloads plugin.

Tell a more compelling story in Edge Animate with an animated infographic.

Build an online store using WordPress and the WooCommerce plugin.

Learn how to ensure the data submitted to your web forms is complete, accurate, and nonmalicious with HTML5, JavaScript, jQuery, and PHP form processing and validation.

Simulate the look of anti-aliased fonts in your next website mockup with Photoshop.

Find out what you need to build an online store and decide if WordPress is the right solution for you.

Separate DOM manipulation from the data powering your web application with Backbone.js.

Learn to edit video and add custom graphics and animations to your projects with Photoshop CS6 Extended.

Put HTML5, CSS3, and recent JavaScript API technologies to work and provide an enhanced brand opportunity for your clients with custom video bumpers.

Explore the emerging workflow between the Adobe Creative Cloud applications and Edge Animate through a series of hands-on projects.

Implement and customize a sortable photo gallery with jQuery.

Learn to style lists, tables, charts, and graphs with CSS, HTML5, and JavaScript.

Explore how the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format works and how you can use it to read and share data in your web projects.

Learn to speed up your design and production time in Photoshop with the use of Smart Objects.

Use Edge Animate and HTML5, jQuery, and CSS to create a custom, interactive homepage marquee.

Real-world responsive design strategies to control the appearance and behavior of your website across multiple screen sizes and devices.

Discover how to combine advanced HTML5 form elements to gather personal details from your site visitors and deliver a better user experience.

Shows developers how to write their first Windows Store app with HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS.

Build and package native device applications using PhoneGap and web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Discover CSS gradients, and add depth and texture to your web designs while reducing load times.

Presents a short series of CSS animation techniques, such as looping, playing, pausing, and more, and puts them together in a small project: an animated infographic.

Take advantage of the HTML5 geolocation feature by using the recently released Google Store Locator Utility Library, and include directions and feature filtering in your web apps.

Learn to build and deploy a dynamic website using ASP.NET.

Set up a video blog using WordPress and three different free themes—Twenty Twelve, Origami, and Sundance—and get three completely different looks for your site.

Take a tour of a workflow that optimizes CSS code for easier navigation, organization, and readability.

Discover how to use Photoshop layer comps to storyboard your interaction designs.

Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on Windows with BitNami, the multiplatform, open-source server/database/scripting language and WordPress combo for Windows and Mac.

Discover some of the basic, not-so-basic, and downright hidden features of the Sublime Text 2 code editor, and become a more productive developer.

Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on Windows with Microsoft WebMatrix, the free server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development.

Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on a Mac with MAMP, the open-source server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development.

Learn to install and configure WordPress locally on Windows with WAMP, the open-source server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development.

Shows you how to use clipping masks to create interesting design effects in Photoshop, while leaving the original images unharmed and ready for further edits.