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The browser deﬁned as the Primary Browser in the Preview In Browser preferences

becomes active and displays the yoga.html ﬁle in a browser window. Notice the title Yoga

Sangha on the title bar of the browser.

At this point, your browser shows a blank page. You are ready to begin inserting content.

Yo u’ll add text to this ﬁle in the next lesson.

Unless you clicked the Don’t Show Again checkbox on the Start page

earlier in this lesson, the Start page will reappear if you close all open documents.

4. Save the yoga.html document. Close and do not save the untitled document.

You can leave the yoga.html document open for the next lesson.

Exploring the Basics On Your Own

Now that you learned how to plan a Website, set up a site in Dreamweaver, and worked

with both new and existing pages, you’re ready to apply these skills and techniques to your

own Website(s).

1. Use planning phases and questions to complete the research and develop a

Creative Brief for your own site.

As you work through the process, remember to be detailed. Start the process of developing

your site by:

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Considering the purpose, goals, and market for your site

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Exploring who the audience is and what their needs are

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Taking stock of content and assets that are already available

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Determining what elements will need to be created

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Developing the site structure

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Setting up the ﬁle structure

The Creative Brief is a document in which you organize all the research and work that was

done on the site in Phase 1. This can help you coordinate the efforts in later stages while

making it easier to stay on track in the development of the site you are creating.

2. Use the Site Definition dialog box to set up your site in Dreamweaver.

Site setup will include the creation of the local root folder in which all your site ﬁles will

be stored.

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