I wanted to write a website aimed at graphic designers and Dreamweaver newbies in a similar style to my Graphic Design Training website.
A few short years ago I launched a training site written for Junior Graphic Designers - graphic-design-employment.com. This actually started life as a studio training manual - the thinking behind it was that if a novice designer had read the site and understood it, they could easily get through their first day in a graphic design studio.
I was very pleasantly surprised when it started to get popular, and I get plently of great feedback from it every day. One of the most common requests I get is for some website design articles. Until now I had steered clear of website design tutorials because I had always assumed that there were plently out there already - and there are... but I wanted to approach the site build from the point of view of a graphic designer - not a coder/developer.
In writing for this site I work on the assumption that the reader could know absolutely nothing about website design or using Dreamweaver, but still work comfortably throught the articles and be much more confident at the end about using Dreamweaver and designing for the Internet.
The tutorials are appropriate, therefore, not just for graphic designers wanting to get into the web, but also to anyone just wanting to learn Dreamweaver, HTML or CSS.
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