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In this tutorial we will animate a picture and transform it in a Flash Christmas card with Text and Movie effects in Flash. To make things faster we are going to use the TextFX v2 and MovieFX v2 Flash components to apply effects on top of a picture exported from Fireworks

A liquid layout is percentage based. In other words, a 100% width layout will span to the entire screen, regardless of the user�s resolution. When using a liquid layout the content will take advantage of all the available space which is good if you have a lot of text.

In this tutorial you will see that the Universal AIR XML Generator does and how it works. To explain in a few works, it resizes images and writes XML files following a template.

In this tutorial we will make a product/portfolio presentation slideshow using Dreamweaver and Creative DW Image Show Pro. This type of slideshow can be used to display web design portolios, real estate, furniture pieces or anything else!

Newsletters are also part of the designing/branding of a company online, they usually come together with the site, so it's still a designer's job.

I'm going a bit further today and will be discussing about Web Designers that don't want to be working for The Man and start their own small business. Having your own "internet" business gives you a large number of opportunities and options, some sort of a "freedom" that you can't get as a simple employee.

In this tutorial we will go through the steps of adding some CSS columns and rows to an existing Dreamweaver Template using the Flexi CSS Layouts extension. We will explain how to customize a standard Dreamweaver template without coding.

In this tutorial we will go through the steps of creating a CSS website starting from a layout received from the designer. We will explain how to understand the page structure and how to use the Flexi CSS Layouts to create the CSS layout without coding.

In this tutorial we will use the Flexi CSS Layouts Dreamweaver extension to create a simple 3 columns CSS layout with a fixed width.

Is CSS a viable option for a web designer that only does small sites, or using tables just fits the bill?