As mentioned above in web design recruitment, you must be familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. What is this concept?

DW (Dremweaver) cannot generate all CSS attributes, such as this attribute: zoom:-1; or: a:link{color:red;} and the like.

Also, for example, if you want to add a style to a div, if you use DW to automatically create it, it will definitely write the corresponding CSS in , but sometimes it cannot be The CSS is written there (sometimes there is such a requirement, you will know about it later).

In general, DW cannot fully meet our requirements. If we talk about a level, I think it can complete less than 50% of our requirements. If you don't understand HTML, CSS and other related codes, it is impossible to achieve any success in this area.

Is that okay for me to say?

The so-called "familiarity" means being able to write more than 80% of the code by hand (some advantages of handwritten code cannot be replaced by any tool software). Of course, the so-called "handwriting" does not mean that you can do another job like others, that is typing work. Here is an example of "handwriting":

Your boss said : You set the width and height of this div to 110 pixels, and the background is red... You can directly write the corresponding code as required to achieve the corresponding effect without using DW, etc.

I don’t know if this makes it clear.