I have a Landing Page on Photoshop that I need to transfer to Dreamweaver. How do I do that.

Question

I have a Completed Landing Page on Photoshop. I need to transfer it to Dreamweaver. How do I do that.

Answer 1

I had not seen these articles. They're very interesting in many ways.
They're using a lot of the panel stuff in Dreamweaver that I don't use. Instead, I write code directly into the CSS and HTML documents. I think that, to a certain extent, if someone were using Fireworks to create a web page (or website) one could get really confused when working with Dreamweaver, as You're not seeing what you designed in Fireworks until the very end when you have everything together.
And Fireworks is EOL, Adobe will not continue its development. Many of the websites I saw developed in Fireworks were entirely tables-based, had no style sheets and were created by people who, largely, ignored mocern web development techniques (although this particular tutorial does use them).
Going forward, Fireworks will not be an intermediate step in designing websites.
QParker's original question remains. How does one go from a Photoshop document to a real website. It took Adobe three separate web pages to offer a tutorial (for CS3) for Fireworks. I work with designers who sent me layered Photoshop files and I simply don't use Fireworks. And I create the style sheet elements before I create the HTML (this tutorial creates the HTML first and then styles it later, which I am certain will tend to cause a lot of confusion for anyone who wants to see what they're going to get as they create it).
-Mark