Total Training™, Inc., a pioneer in engaging and innovative video-based training, today announced a new series of instructional DVD-ROM series for learning Studio 8 web design software programs. The bundle includes a 10-hour video series on Dreamweaver, a 24-hour video series on Flash, as well as brand new tutorials on how to give a web site an extreme makeover.
Highlights
- Learn how to design and develop complex web sites using state-of-the art tools.
- Lessons feature how to efficiently layout, develop, and maintain standards-based web sites that can be delivered to HTML, DHTML, CSS, Javascript, and Flash.
- Discover how to leverage the capabilities of leading web design applications: Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, Flash, and Contribute.
About the Presenters
Janine Warner, best-selling author of Dreamweaver For Dummies, teams up with John Ulliman, an authorized instructor for Studio 8 products and principal of his own project development company. Together they teach you how to create the ultimate web experience using state-of-the art tools.
Pricing and Availability
Total Training for Studio 8 Bundle is available now for $499.99 USD. The target audience is beginner to advanced Studio 8 software users. The bundle includes seven DVD-ROMs with over 43 hours of lessons. Project files are also included to practice along with the instructor.
For more information, visit www.totaltraining.com or call 1-888-368-6825.
About Total Training
Total Training, Inc. (www.totaltraining.com) with offices in California and New York, is a pioneer in innovative video-based training for leading software applications. The full product line offers comprehensive lessons and tutorials on creative design, web design, digital video, digital photography, and office productivity programs. Total Training is best known for its superior product quality, entertaining content, strong customer relationships, and strategic partnership with Adobe which includes tutorials in Adobe® software boxes.
This article was last modified on March 30, 2022
This article was first published on March 31, 2006
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