How many different ways can you view a web page in Dreamweaver? Describe each one.

What will be an ideal response?

Dreamweaver has three working views. Design view shows a page within the entire Document window and is primarily used when designing and creating a web page. Code view fills the Document window with the underlying HTML code for the page and is primarily used when reading or directly editing the code. Code and Design views (split view) is a combination of Code view and Design view; each layout displays in a separate window within the Document window. This view is primarily used for debugging or correcting errors, because you can see both the Design and Code views simultaneously. No matter which view you are using, panels and panel groups appear on the right side of the screen by default in the Designer workspace, although you can move them and use them as "floating panels." Panels are individual windows that display information on a particular topic, such as Reference or History. Panel groups, sometimes referred to as Tab groups, are sets of related panels that are grouped together. Panels are listed by groups on the Window menu and are separated by horizontal lines.