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Adding meta data in Dreamweaver is a bit hidden, but it's possible to add any meta tag you need in Dreamweaver and then edit them later right from your design view.

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Color schemes are important on Web sites, but it's easy to get carried away, especially if you like a large number of different colors. Use these standard color schemes to create a standard color scheme for your Web site.

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An introduction to using tables in your Web pages, give you more flexibility, or just to relax

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Pick a color palette for your Web site that uses shades of green. Green provides dynamic and vibrant color combinations that make your Web pages pop.

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HTML 5 is a new specification of HTML designed to help Web application developers build better Web applications. There are some new and interesting features of HTML 5 that you won't find in HTML 4 or XHTML 1.0.

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Microsoft Expression Web 2 is a Web text and WYSIWYG Web page editor for Windows.

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Building a Web page isn't hard. In fact, the very first time you build a Web page there are only 8 steps you need to follow to get your page up and working on the Internet. These 8 steps take you through all you need to know to build a Web page and host it on a website.

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GIF, JPG, PNG, and other file types. Learn what all the file codes mean and how to use them on your site.

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The meta description is a meta tag that describes your Web page. By using the meta description, you add a short description to your Web pages that is displayed by search engines when your page shows up in search. It's a simple tag to add to your pages, but adds a lot of value. Learn how to use the meta description tag.

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Adding meta data in Dreamweaver is a bit hidden, but it's possible to add any meta tag you need in Dreamweaver and then edit them later right from your design view.