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Janine Warner
Janine Warner's best-selling books and videos on Web design have won her an international following and earned her speaking and consulting engagements around the world.
Since 1996, she's written more than a dozen books about the Internet, including iPhone & iPad Web Design For Dummies, Mobile Web Design For Dummies, Web Sites For Dummies DIY, Dreamweaver For Dummies (every edition), and the Digital Family Album book series.
Janine is the host of a growing collection of Web design training videos for KelbyTraining in Adobe Dreamweaver and Cascading Style Sheets. She’s also created videos for TotalTraining.
A popular speaker at conferences and events, Janine offers training in 'techy' topics, such as Web design and CSS, and delivers keynotes on Internet trends, the growing importance of the mobile Web, social media, and online reputation.
Janine started her career as a journalist and her articles and columns have appeared in a variety of publications, including The Miami Herald, Layers Magazine, and the Pulitzer Prize Winning Point Reyes Light newspaper.
Janine has been an adjunct faculty member at both the University of Miami and the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication. She has had the honor of judging several contests, including the Interactive Emmy Awards, the Knight News Challenge, and the Arroba de Oro Latin American Internet awards. She also helped to create an Internet literacy programs in for high school students in the U.S. and Central America.
To learn more about Janine’s books, videos, and training, visit http://www.DigitalFamily.com.
Review: Adobe Proto
Reviews: Written by Janine Warner on December 7, 2011
Adobe’s new Android app lets you prototype a website using touches, taps, and swipes. And at $9.99, it's a lot cheaper than the desktop alternatives. But is Proto right for your needs?
Design with HTML5 in Dreamweaver CS5.5
How-Tos: Written by Janine Warner on September 12, 2011
Many of the new features in Dreamweaver CS5.5 help you create cutting-edge Web page designs with the latest flavor of HTML. Learn how to customize two existing HTML5 layouts by adding your own images and text, and by editing the CSS to change the background color, font face, and other design features.
Connecting an HTML Form with a CGI Script
How-Tos: Written by Janine Warner on November 10, 2006
Dreamweaver makes it pretty easy to design a good-looking HTML form. But you need a script under the hood for that form to actually work. Here's how to find free CGI scripts and connect them in Dreamweaver to your form.
Dreamweaver Design Challenge: Tables vs. Layers
How-Tos: Written by Janine Warner on October 6, 2006
Is it better to use layers or tables to design a Web page? We explain the pros and cons of each.
Web How-To: Dreamweaver MX Image Tricks
How-Tos: Written by Janine Warner Ivonne Berkowitz Yanier Gonzalez on April 7, 2004
Web graphics are more than just window-dressing. They function as navigational elements and provide informational design. Oh, and they need to look good, too. Learn how to add graphic zip to your Web pages by using these Dreamweaver techniques.
