Dreamweaver provides the core environment around which most web designers now work. The software has become the industry standard for defining site structures, page layouts, CSS files and even database components that enable the author to create impressive dynamic web content. And with a little help from your favourite image editor, you have all you need to create professional web content without having to look at a line of HTML.
However, such results, although impressive, can often result in static, two-dimensional content because the viewer is forced to read through page after page of dry copy with little to interest them. Of course, this is an issue that affects most sites, but for the struggling designer keen to make a living from their chosen path, methods of holding their audience's attention become even more important.
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