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    1. Dennis Deacon Jan. 26, 2009
      • “… a set of standardized best practices for building web sites, and a philosophy of web design and development that includes those methods.”
      • — Wikipedia
      • HTML/XHTML for semantic markup of content
      • Cascading Stylesheets (CSS) for the presentation of content
      • JavaScript for functionality related to content
      • “… an objective and a practice to create documents with HTML that contain only the author's intended meaning, without any reference to how this meaning is presented or conveyed - the doctrine of separation of presentation and content. ”
      • — Wikipedia
      • Semantic = Communicates Meaning
      • Examples
        • Tag Headings as Headings
        • Tag a list of content as a list
      • Reduces file sizes, page load times & bandwidth
      • Easier to keep layout and look consistent across site
      • Easier & faster to redesign
      • Reduces code, increases prominence of content — good for search engines
      • Aids in accessibility
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    3. Logo Tagline Search Box Navigation Main Content Featured Items Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Story Text 1 Story Text 2 Story Text 3
      • In-line
        • Effects only specific content applied to
      • Embedded/Internal Style Sheet
        • Affects only the page it is embedded in
      • External
        • Stores styles in external file which is referenced by all pages
        • Can be referenced by all pages on site; most powerful method
      • Allows you to structure, group, tag select content for presentation and functional purposes
        • DIVs
          • Can only be used once in any individual page
          • Used for grouping sections of content
        • Classes
          • Can be implemented on multiple elements on a page
          • Used for unique situations
    4. 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Adobe acquires Macromedia Macromedia purchases Dreamweaver from Allaire Systems
      • Features :
      • Live view
      • InContext Editing
      • Adobe Photoshop Smart Objects Support
      • Features :
      • Improved CSS support
      • Mobile Support
      • Ajax Support
      • XSLT Support
      • Features :
      • Defaults to XHTML
      • Improved integration with Flash and Fireworks
      • Improved CSS Support
      • Features :
      • Streamlined design and development interface
      • Modernized page layout and design environment
      • Powerful and open coding environment
      CS4 v.10 Released CS3 v.9 Released v.8 Released MX 2004 v.7 Released MX v.6 Released v.4 Released v.3 Released v.2 Released
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