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how to use dreamweaver to make a professional looking site from scratch?

ive just recently got dream weaver with some experience of making basic front page sites in the past.

Dreamweaver is easy,
First when you open Dreamweaver you go on the right menu you click on files. Then
Manage sites > New > Site >
You choose the site name, local folder for the site.
If you’re using programming language like asp or PHP you should add testing server under categories which will allow you to run your script when you click on F12 in case you’re not using a server side language then just click on DONE.

After that you have the folder you want to work on inside Dreamweaver, so you can add new pages by right clicking on the folder name under the files and choosing:

New file (and you right the file name for example default.htm)

Or New Folder

After creating the file you double click on it you have 3 ways to see the file… Design view (u see just the design) – Code View (just the Code) – Split – (both design and code).

After this done you can click on Modify on the top of the page then page properties or CTRL + J and you choose the page Properties: Like the Font the links the margins … after all this you have a page which is ready to be used…

You can import tables on Dreamweaver by clicking CTRL + ALT + T

Hope I could help enough…

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