Tutorials
Dreamweaver
Defining Site in Macromedia Dreamweaver 8- This article will examine the steps involved.
HTML
Creating an HTML Web Page- This article teaches you how to create a web page with compliant markup and introduces you to CSS.
Creating a frame- This article teaches you how to create a simple frameset with left hand navigation and main content section.
Creating a form- This article teaches you how to create a form.
Creating tables- This article examines the mark-up of a table in-depth.
Cascading Style Sheets
Styling a form with CSS - This article takes a web form and uses CSS to style various HTML elements.
CSS-Print- This article will examine and show you how to build a print style sheet that will make a web page slide out from a printer smoother than drawn butter on a lobster's tail!
Creating a CSS-Layout - This article will examine how to create and design a website in Fireworks and then use CSS to create a web page. We'll create CSS structured DIV's to logically mark-up our website and then write CSS rules to position the page in the browser, format our text and create an ultra slick CSS menu without a single image. You'll come away with a stable and robust website which is usuable in modern browsers.
Creating a CSS - Table Layout - This article will how to create a table structurally, and then use CSS to control the layout, formatting and image swaps without a hint of JavaScript.
Client — side validation
Validation with forms & JavaScript - This article examines how to validate a form with JavaScript.
Active Server Pages (ASP) .NET
Creating a ASP.NET Contact Form — This article examines the .NET framework, specifically its relation to ASP. Additionally, you learn how to download and install Internet Information Services (IIS), .NET framework, Visual Web Developer Express, the differences between client and server side architecture, ASP.NET web controls, and client and server side validation. You'll come away with an ASP.NET contact form that receives guest comments and allows us to respond back when appropriate.
Sending a HTML or Plain text email with ASP.NET, Part 1—If you're familiar with HTML and CSS, using ASP.NET, you can develop an e-newsletter easily as long as you keep the expectations of what can be achieved visually through email within reason. This article takes a completed web page and integrates the HTML markup into an ASP.NET web form that sends the email to a recipient of your choice.
Sending a HTML or Plain text email with ASP.NET, Part 2 — In the follow up to the previous article, using ASP.NET and a database, you can create an electronic newsletter and send it to multiple recipients at once.
Create an E-newsletter Signup System with ASP.NET — Learn how to create an e-newsletter signup system in ASP.NET that gives users a personalized newsletter and subscriber flexibility.
Create a Help Desk Web Application Using ASP.NET — Learn how to create a help desk application in ASP.NET that gives internal employees the ability to create and manage help desk tickets.
Build a Searchable Online Employee Directory with ASP.NET — Use this step-by-step guide to create a searchable online employee directory using ASP.NET and database-driven result pages that gives internal employees the ability to view employee information, such as phone number, title and email.
PHP
Creating a dynamic menu - This article will examine how to create a dynamic text based menu with PHP, a database (MySQL), style it using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and then make it a server-side include for portability and flexibility in a robust website.
Creating and reading a tab-delimited text file - This article will how to create a tab-delimited text in Excel, and then use a server-side script, PHP in our case, to read the text file into a web page.
Creating a search feature using PHP & MySQL - This article will demonstrate how to create a simple search feature from a database table that could easily be adapted for a large scale application.
FTP
FTP with Dreamweaver - This article teaches you how to post (put) or download (get) your website files from your computer to a remote computer in Dreamweaver.
Flash
Article one - This article covers how to build a horizontal menu with top level buttons, which on a roll over, shows a sub menu beneath. This type of menu is typically referred to as a "halo menu".
Article two - This article covers how to create a hit area map using Flash. Article covers how to individually slice and export selected buildings from a central map. Followed by an examination of how to create the movie file and action script to show and hide each selected building on a button roll over.
Article three - This article covers how to create a Flash - driven DHTML menu.
Miscellaneous
Creating a subject line- This article examines how to automatically insert a specified email address into an email client such as Microsoft Outlook.