just one ideas to make it better, could you please edit the link to connect each part (like part 2 has the link to connect part 1 & 3, but the link is missing for part 1,3 & 4).

once again, thanks you very much

I am new to Web Design, and am trying to do my first web site with Photoshop and Dreamweaver (using CSS). I have been trying out Photoshop and Dreamweaver the past few months, and was really looking for a tutorial that would take me through the flow of PSD to CSS as you have done here.

I have gone through Part 1, and done a quick browse of Parts 2 – 4. I have my Photoshop design ready, and planning your tutorials as the basis for creating my CSS website.

I must first say, your style of describing the tutorial and the quality of content is fantastic. I am really pleased to have come across your site.

I saw your query on another page of this site, asking us for our ideas on what you could cover in the next tutorial. I would like to suggest the following:

1) While I am familiar with the basics of CSS hand coding, and hence can understand what you say in the tutorials, I would also like to know how you would achieve the same results using the CSS abilities of Dreamweaver. Incidentally, I have Dreamweaver 8 version still. If I use Dreamweaver to do my CSS coding, would it introduce any additional cross-browser issues? How good is the CSS written by Dreamweaver in your opinion?

It would be great if you could have a version of Parts 1-4 of your tutorials using Dreamweaver as your vehicle for CSS. I guess version updates in Dreamweaver might pose some keeping up with in future, but what do you think of this idea? Something like Photoshop to Dreamweaver in CSS..

2) I see that we can create a ‘template’ with Dreamweaver, which I can reuse across all other pages of the site. Is this something that is also relevant in CSS speak, or is this purely a Dreamweaver feature?

Thanks again for the great inputs, looking forward to your reply.

Regards
Geetha