In this video you'll see how WYSIWYG editors handle the heavy lifting of building a web page by writing the HTML code for you as you're building the page visually.

Explore Adobe Dreamweaver, an application web designers and developers use to create websites and applications for use across multiple targets including browsers, devices, and tablets.

Workspaces allow you to quickly and easily shift focus from one task to another in Dreamweaver. In this movie, you'll discover how to take control of the interface. See how to take advantage of the default workspaces in Dreamweaver, or create and manage your own custom workspaces.

Use Dreamweaver's Code view and the Property inspector to add formatting to your content as you type, ensuring the structural integrity of your page’s HTML.

Use the Assets panel to manage images, movies, scripts, and other files related to your website. Preview assets, filter assets by using the panel categories, locate assets embedded within a site, and organize assets by using folders and favorites.

Explore different techniques in Dreamweaver CS5 for adding images and artwork to your website. Use the Insert menu or the Common category of the Insert panel to select and insert an image, or drag and drop images from the Files or Assets panels.

Learn the benefits of cascading style sheets—collections of formatting attributes applied to a single element, a whole page, or an entire website. Distinguish between external and internal styles and learn how CSS makes your website more efficient.

Perform CSS-related tasks directly from the Property inspector, without having to go the CSS Styles panel. Style font, font size, color, and more for any existing targeted rule.

Focus on specific content regions and make precise edits to a web page with Dreamweaver's Live view and CSS Inspect. Make changes to your style sheets and preview the results without leaving the application.

Create new web pages quickly by using the default document preferences defined for your site, or customize a new page by using the New Document dialog box.