Adobe Creative Suite 5.5

judygarland

Having completed a course over 10 years ago on website construction, it's time to update my skills and learn a lot of stuff that I have forgotten.

I'm struggling with where to start though. I need to upgrade a site that I built 5 years ago which ranks in the top two on Google when adding the product I sell and my town in the search engine so don't really want to spoil that as we get quite a few enquiries.

I've been trying to find a course locally but am struggling as they are all beginners standard and the intermediate level may or may not run dependent on how many are interested.

I've also searched for an adobe run course which tend to be during the day and not the evenings. I've managed to find a one to one approved trainer who charges £250 per day!

Ideally I'd like to find someone I can hire on an hourly rate who will come to my home and do one to one training as and when I need it as the majority of my site will be the text and photos which I can sort myself.

My local University lets you post vacancies but only if you are employing the student on business premises which I do not have. I've also advertised locally and not had any replies.

Where do I go from here?

steve1980

£250 is cheap for an qualified Adobe trainer. You can download a demo of 5.5 from the Adobe website which is active for 30 days.

There are plenty of other html editors available though. Coffee Cup, PSPad, Notepad ++