The Dreamweaver content developer is responsible for assembling and coding the site, and may also be responsible for some quality assurance tasks (such as browser compatibility, validation and application testing). A content developer may also be asked to do text editing & graphic conversion.

In addition to using Dreamweaver, students are expected to have a strong background in HTML. You may hear rumors that understanding HTML is no longer necessary to create a Web site. Well, that simply isn't true.

Dreamweaver content developers need to be able to look at the HTML source code created by Dreamweaver and edit or modify it as needed. Dreamweaver is a powerful and time saving tool but it is not a substitute for an understanding of the basic principles of HTML.

Students will be expected to design Web sites to meet the standards of clients from the community. A successful Dreamweaver content developer exhibits a strong work ethic, perfectionists standard, patience, strong people skills and shows an attention to detail.

Job titles include - Web Production Specialist, Web Developer, Internet Developer, HTML Coder, HTML Guru.

Email the certificate coordinator for further information.