As you bring your web designs to the browser, Chris Converse shows you how to add and style a Spry widget using the provided template. Read the article to learn more.

Chris Converse shows you how to customize the HTML and CSS files in these provided themes based entirely on the Spry markup and CSS rules. Read the article to learn more.

Chris Converse shows you how to edit the design and Spry widgets in Dreamweaver, Photoshop, and Fireworks using this customizable starter template. Read the article to learn more.

Spry is a JavaScript and XML based framework that you can use to easily create drop-down menus, collapsible panels, and other rich interactive experiences in web design. Dreamweaver comes with many Spry components that you can easily drop into your pages without writing code. In this video you’ll learn how to insert and customize an “accordion” Spry widget that expands and collapses sections of text in the “Menu” page of this project.

In this episode of Taming the Web, Greg Rewis shows us how to organize a web page layout quickly and easily using AJAX and the Spry framework by Adobe.

Learn the basics of the various Ajax frameworks (Spry, jQuery, MooTools, YUI), including how to implement Ajax interface elements using Dreamweaver CS4, create interesting visual effects, and manage data.

Learn about the widgets, data connections, and effects available in the Spry framework, and how Dreamweaver CS4 simplifies the process of building Spry-driven pages with little or no required code.

Join Robert Reinhardt as he discusses how engagement — the deep connection companies build with their customers over time — is fast becoming a key business imperative for companies seeking a competitive edge.

Join Steve Drucker from Fig Leaf Software, as he shows us how modern web interfaces are a mix of logic and interactive design, making ColdFusion and Spry the perfect technologies for building them.

Join James Williamson in this session to find out how to use the powerful Spry framework integration in Dreamweaver CS4 to easily include Ajax-driven data in your websites.