Congratulations! You've ready-made an first-class 1st decision: Dreamweaver is recognized by designers and small business owners as the better program BY FAR for creating a website. (Don't have Dreamweaver? See on and I'll tell you how to get a free copy for a 30-day trial!)

However, Dreamweaver comes with a LOT of bells and whistles you don't need - and shouldn't be forced to learn! - to set up your website. And... it's about impossible to discover to use by yourself. Until now!

Hi! My name is Harold Fann, and my website design institution gets a lot of business from folk simply like you. Folk who SHOULD be able to design their own websites - but can't. Because Dreamweaver does a terrible job telling you how to use its program, and doesn't bother to show you how to integrate it with things you'll need for your business. Things like e-commerce add-ons so you can actually do several money from your site.

Fortunately, Dreamweaver -- and e-commerce add-ons -- are actually pretty easy to use once person walks you through it!

Let's look at your accessible choices:

Dreamweaver's manual

Simply one problem with this option - there's no manual! Oh, sure, if you buy the whole Adobe Web Creative Suite (CS3) there's an "overview" book you can buy for $15 extra dollars, with a few pages on Dreamweaver. But Dreamweaver expects you to use the online help or tutorials to discover and apply their program.

That's crazy, if you ask me. How can you look up how to do thing once you don't even as cognize what you need to ask??

Available books - Dreamweaver help

There are several great books on Dreamweaver. For example, Dreamweaver CS3 - The Missing Manual is a fantastic book - all 995 pages and 3.2 lbs. of it, for $44.99. Loaded with lots of stuff you don't need - and no way to avoid those things.

That's the problem with most "how-to" books - they assume you want to discover how to do much EVERYTHING in the program. So you'd have to spend the next 3-4 weeks - FULL TIME - going through about everything in the book. Because that little technique you must have for your site - that's discussed on page 943 - requires you to have knowing several another techniques hidden in the previous 942 pages!

If you're planning a second career as a website designer - I recommend you buy Dreamweaver CS3 - The Missing Manual, or a similar book. (By the way,since these books are PRINTED, all the graphics in them are black and white - NO COLOR. So you'd better cognize what you're looking at, because the graphics aren't going to help you much.)

If you simply want your website up as quickly as possible - so you can get on with devising money from it! - then spare yourself the time and aggravation. Chances are, you want to USE Dreamweaver, not necessarily Discover it.

Classes/training offering Dreamweaver help

If you ENJOY doing tutorials (personally, I would-be rather visit the dentist!), you can buy Dreamweaver training. The better place to go for Dreamweaver training is Adobe - especially if you have purchased the Creative Suite of products (Dreamweaver CS3, Fireworks CS3, Flash CS3, Photoshop CS3, Artist CS3, Athlete 8 Professional, Contribute CS3 etc.).

For $99, you'll get 12 months' access to the Basic Library of courses - beginner tutorials for a broad range of Adobe products. Or, for roughly $1,195 (PLUS transportation, food and lodging) you mightiness be able to find three days of beginning Dreamweaver training somewhere close by.

Which brings you back to the same problem: How galore hours wish you spend learning the program instead of BUILDING YOUR WEBSITE?

A visitant recently sent me a link for a subscription service, which advocates building your site with Fireworks, then exportation it into Dreamweaver. Sorry, folks, but this does as more sense as baking an angel food cake in a gem pan - sure, the taste is there, and once you assemble all the muffins and put icing on them, who's going to know...? Unfortunately, search engines wish choke before they accept thing so bulky. But, if you'd like to use a button-making software system to build a website, I guess it's up to you. The cost? $69 per year. Those are several high-priced muffins.

I've besides seen sites with subscription tutorials. They charge $25/month - with no end in sight. I've actually had access to this in the past, but could ne'er find the time to sit down and go through all the tutorials. (Heck, tutorials sound simply about as exciting as observation grass grow, so I guess I shouldn't have been amazed I ne'er got about to it.) Simply simply about 4 months down the road, I accomplished a hundred dollars had gone down the drain, for thing I'd ne'er even as looked at. It was decidedly time to cancel.

Why this book does Dreamweaver so easy

You probably don't cognize me, so you're inquisitive whether I can actually take a complex program - plus all the e-commerce setups you'll need to add on - and do it all easy for you.

Today my company, HRFinc.biz, designs websites and web pages for clients, such as AmadeusEntertainment.org, RaiseYourPrices.com, Music Row Connection, The News-sheet Group, Pricing Strategy Associates, World Villa Review, Tao Of Pricing, Pricing Strategy Resources, and recently The News-sheet on Newsletters. We besides advise clients simply about web optimization, search engine strategies, and how to design a site that wish rating higher in keyword searches. Search "pricing psychology" (without the quotes) on Google, to see the results of optimizing for PricingPsychology.com: out of 2,240,000 results in a recent search (Sept. 19, 2007), the #1 free listing result was for PricingPsychology.com. This was achieved organically—no smoke and mirrors.

Before going out on my own, I spent 20 years at a design institution - wherever I was the key person learning each new software system program, and then teaching them to the rest of the staff and providing keep to our clients. (These programs enclosed CompuGraphic MCS, A&M, Linotronic; PageMaker, Quark, Photoshop, TrapWise, Illustrator, Freehand, Dreamweaver, and Fireworks.)

I've gone through training, spent days reading manuals, and completed a ridiculous number of "tutorials," but my goal was always to GET THE JOB DONE. I wasn't into "learning for the sake of learning." The employees I had to teach the programs to didn't care, either - they only cared simply about learning enough to do their jobs.

Through all of this, I discovered that the better - and EASIEST - way to discover a program was to jump in and do REAL Activity in it:

• NOT doing tutorials - wherever you create thing chaffy and hope you knowing what you need on the way.
• NOT reading manuals - wherever you struggle with the abstract piece trying to image it in the real world.

If you start with a real job - YOUR WEBSITE, for example - you care really more whether it comes out right. Things you would-be skip over in a tutorial are suddenly really real once YOUR WEBSITE depends on it. Things that would-be have you yawning in a book can suddenly be absorbing (especially since you can now SKIP STUFF YOU DON'T NEED).

This is the mentality I used in writing the Step by Step Websites in 3-6 Hours series. It's straight-forward, to-the-point, and no-nonsense. If you only need to use 10 command tools to complete your website, then that's what you'll learn. And... you'll discover them only once you need to use them as you build your site!

If you want to discover several of this extra stuff later - fine. That's once the 11 GREAT add-ons for websites wish move in handy. And, at that point, Dreamweaver's reference materials wish do sense. Example: A definition of a pel isn't more help - until you've SEEN 300 pixels wide on your screen to at least give you an idea what a pel is.

Dreamweaver help: Step by Step Websites in 3-6 Hours with Dreamweaver CS3, Dreamweaver 8, Dreamweaver MX 2004 & MX

To prevent you from wasting precious time, I've emended and emended these books, to get them down to the minimum you need to cognize to create a professional-looking website - including one which accepts online PAYMENTS!

Because I can't cognize which version you have (Dreamweaver CS3, Dreamweaver 8, Dreamweaver MX 2004 or MX), I created a book for each of them. Yes, this is the fourth booming book I've written for folk exploitation Dreamweaver to build their sites. And since there are four books available, feel free to hunt for a bargain purchasing one of the older versions of the program: You'll still have exactly the right instructions to create your website without frustration. (Read on - I'll tell you how you can get a free 30-day trial version of Dreamweaver CS3.)

The book for the Dreamweaver CS3 is 159 pages. Even as that "159 pages" does it sound harder than it is, because MOST of what's on each page are screen shots with text and arrows - so you can see EXACTLY wherever you go and what you need to do. In fact, as PDF formats have gotten better, I've enclosed more, better quality and larger pictures. For instance, the CS3 book has 31 pages filled with instructions for adding eCommerce to your site—whether you're merchandising multiple items, a single item, or products with a immense number of multiple variables.

Further - these books are cautiously designed to let you skip sections which cover thing you may not need (accepting payments or complex navigation, for example) - without missing thing you do need.

     The net result is you can get a one-page mini-site (with extra "Thank you" and another follow-up pages) created and up on the web in less than 3 hours. We've regular it!

← Here's what you get. (Click to view the full Table of Contents for the Dreamweaver CS3 book. Click images below for sample pages.)

Tested - by total amateurs!

Now it's all really well for ME to think these instructions are easy enough for your grandparents to follow. But I had to test it with complete amateurs to do sure. I wanted folk who could use a computer to get email and who could write letters in Word - but not more else. I patterned if these less-than-normally-computer-literate folk could follow these guidelines and create their own website - then the book would-be be even as easier for YOU and others who are a little higher on the computer-savvy scale.

Results from 2 complete amateurs:

Tom Presson, Colorado
Background: Basic computer skills, no experience in website design or Dreamweaver.
Results: Once Tom started going through the Dreamweaver MX 2004 book, he distinct that the site he ready-made should help promote Step by Step Websites! See Tom's site at EasyWebsitesNow.com.
Time: 4-1/2 hours (See testimonial at top left).

Richard Rinker, Aurora, CO
Background: Knows his way about the internet, likes to transfer and test out applications, but ne'er tried building a website before.
Results: Created a one-page ecommerce website for merchandising "how-to" manuals.
Time: 3-1/2 hours from start to completion - which includes setting up "buy now" payment links.

Since then we've had a lot of customers use my books to create their own e-commerce websites. See what they have to say in the blue bar on the left!

Special bonus gifts!

Anyone planning their own website deserves several special bonus gifts - and you are entitled to 3 of them!

#1 - Pick your versions of Step by Step Websites

You're covered for whichever Dreamweaver version you can get the better deal on, from MX to Dreamweaver CS3! You can transfer the Dreamweaver MX® manual, the Dreamweaver MX 2004® manual, the Dreamweaver 8® manual, or the Dreamweaver CS3® instructions - or all four!

#2 - GREAT add-ons for websites
(You get 11!)

There are several fantastic add-ons that can greatly increase the s of your website. And, they're bestowed in the same clear, easy-to-do style as Step by Step Websites. The images at right shows the Table of Contents for this additional 30-page report, wholly updated and revised Dec. 2005, and checked once again against Dreamweaver CS3 for compatibility. Click the sample page images to see what you get!

#3 - $25 worth of personal design help... FREE!

I cognize you can use my books to design your own website without any outside help. After all, I've tested it! But... I besides cognize you may have several doubts simply about it. What if you run into thing you simply can't numbers out?

Or... what if there's several kind of special feature you'd like to add to your website? Thing that mightiness not be covered in the books?

For that reason, I am agreeing to personally help you with YOUR specific questions - 30 minutes worth - for zero cost to you.

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2. Being able to do updates and changes yourself - even as after you've had special extras accessorial by a designer.

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