As rigorous and content-filled as any college course or seminar, Web Design: The L Line offers the content to developing the skill set needed to be a Web designer, or learn design skills. The series uses a subway motif to guide readers from point A to subject mastery. Each title offers a set of online tools including test banks, additional tutorials, and question and answer sessions.

Series features include:

• Chapter objectives
• Pre-assessment exercise
• Tutorial coverage
• Terminology overview (Street jargon)
• Case studies/real world applications of skills
• Application and topic pitfalls
• Review questions
• Practice examples

The book will provide an introduction to Web design suitable to students, aspiring designers, and Webmasters. Focus will be on the concepts of Web design with all ideas will implemented in Dreamweaver. Each chapter focuses on one topic that will be useful to designers. Chapters are grouped into units, with each unit focusing on a particular function of a Web site. Instruction will also cover ancillary software for image design and editing as well as source coding.

* Practice exams that let you evaluate your progress

Sue Jenkins is a web and graphic designer, illustrator, teacher, and writer, and the owner and creative director of Luckychair (www.luckychair.com), a full service design studio providing web and graphic design services to small and medium-sized businesses, non-profit organizations, consultants, and entrepreneurs across the U.S. She has been designing and building websites since 1997. When not designing, this Adobe Certified Expert/Adobe Certified Instructor teaches 3-day courses in Dreamweaver, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Sue is the author of two well-received books for Wiley, <8>Dreamweaver 8 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies and Web Design: The L-Line, The Express Line to Learning, and is the ClassOnDemand instructor in two Adobe Training DVDs: Dreamweaver for Desginers and Designer's Guide to Photoshop.