Since Version 1 until CS4, from Macromedia to Adobe. Dreamweaver already build it market place, the top leading tool in web development application. Dreamweaver is not just for web designer and web developer but also for non-IT background people.

With Dreamweaver, you can build a simple and professional website your own, without knowing HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc.

Below are 8 useful basic Dreamweaver tutorials:

Basic CSS Tableless

This is a simple tutorial on how to make a basic Cascading Style Sheet tableless webpage. It is intended for non-experienced CSS coders or beginners.

Creating A Simple Layer Animation

How to create a simple position animation of a layer.

Dreamweaver DHTML Menu

This tutorial will teach you how to build DHTML Drop Down Menus.

Rollover Buttons or Images using Fireworks or Dreamweaver

Using Rollover Buttons & Images is one of the most common web design ideas adapted by designers the world over because of its simplicity. Creating Rollover buttons or images using Adobe Fireworks or Adobe Dreamweaver is very easy.

Creating an Attractive, Useful Form in Dreamweaver

This tutorial will show you how to create a basic, intuitive form to allow visitors to your site to join your mailing list, place an order, provide feedback, complete a survey—and how you can collect that data without messing with server scripting or online databases.

How to build and maintain a full website with Dreamweaver Template and Libraries

In this tutorial you will learn how to define a site, make a Dreamweaver template, define editable regions, and make Library Items. Using template and libraries also makes it easy to maintain your Web site, since you can redesign your site and change hundreds of pages in seconds.

Embedding Flash Video with Dreamweaver

This tutorial show you how to use Dreamweaver to embed a video clip into your own web page, presented with your own customized display skin, and surrounded by your own content.

Dreamweaver Spry (AJAX)

An exciting new feature in Dreamweaver CS3 / CS4 is the easy insertion of AJAX components called Spry.