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Key Facts: Adobe Certified Professional Dreamweaver Exam
~30 items
Typical Question/Task Count
Certiport ACP Web Authoring exam format (no fixed published count)
50 min
Time Limit
Certiport ACP Web Authoring exam format
700 / 1000
Passing Score (scaled)
Certiport ACP scoring scale
~US$65-125
Exam Fee
Certiport / Pearson VUE (varies by region)
3 years
Credential Validity
Certiport certification expiration policy for Adobe Certified Professional
~30-35%
Largest Section
Creating and Modifying Web Content
ACP Dreamweaver (Web Authoring) is an Adobe Certified Professional credential delivered by Certiport / Pearson VUE in about 50 minutes, combining selected-response questions with live in-application tasks inside Dreamweaver. Candidates need 700 of 1000 to pass and the fee is roughly US$65-125. Plan most study time around the largest blueprint area, Creating and Modifying Web Content (about 30-35%), with strong coverage of Web Technologies and Document Structure, Project Setup, and Publishing and Testing.
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1A client asks you to build a public-facing marketing site and wants to know who the design should target. In the planning phase, what does identifying the 'target audience' primarily determine?
A.The hosting provider and FTP credentials used to publish the site
B.The version of Dreamweaver required to author the pages
C.The content, tone, visual style, and accessibility decisions that best meet users' needs and expectations
D.The CSS measurement units allowed in the stylesheet
Explanation: Identifying the target audience defines who will use the site and shapes nearly every design decision: content depth, reading level, tone, color and imagery, navigation complexity, and accessibility accommodations. The Adobe Certified Professional blueprint stresses understanding the purpose, audience, and audience needs before building.
2You want to use a photograph you found through a Google image search on a commercial client website. Which statement best reflects copyright and fair use for web design?
A.You generally need a license or permission from the rights holder; finding an image online does not grant the right to reuse it
B.Any image found online may be used freely as long as you credit the source
C.Fair use always permits commercial reuse of photographs if the image is resized
D.Copyright only applies to text content, never to images
Explanation: Most images online are protected by copyright, and using them commercially typically requires a license, written permission, or a clearly permissive license such as the appropriate Creative Commons or royalty-free terms. Attribution alone does not legalize unlicensed use, and fair use is a narrow, fact-specific defense that rarely covers straightforward commercial reuse.
3Which practice most directly improves web accessibility for users who rely on screen readers when you insert an image in Dreamweaver?
A.Setting the image width and height in pixels
B.Saving the image as a PNG instead of a JPEG
C.Placing the image inside a table for layout
D.Adding descriptive alternate (alt) text that conveys the image's meaning
Explanation: Alternate text (the alt attribute) is read aloud by screen readers and shown when an image fails to load, so descriptive alt text is the key accessibility step when inserting images. Dreamweaver prompts for alt text in the Image Tag Accessibility Attributes dialog and in the Property inspector.
4A standards-based workflow separates a page's structure, presentation, and behavior. Which technology is responsible for each in the correct order?
A.CSS for structure, HTML for presentation, JavaScript for behavior
B.HTML for structure, CSS for presentation, JavaScript for behavior
C.JavaScript for structure, CSS for presentation, HTML for behavior
D.HTML for behavior, JavaScript for presentation, CSS for structure
Explanation: The web's separation-of-concerns model uses HTML to mark up structure and meaning, CSS to control presentation and layout, and JavaScript to add interactive behavior. Keeping these layers separate makes sites easier to maintain, more accessible, and easier to make responsive.
5When communicating with a client about a new website project, which document most clearly captures goals, deliverables, audience, and scope before design begins?
A.A robots.txt file
B.A media query
C.A creative brief
D.A favicon
Explanation: A creative brief documents the project's purpose, target audience, goals, deliverables, timeline, and constraints, giving the client and the designer a shared reference before production starts. The ACP blueprint includes communicating with colleagues and clients and managing project scope.
6Before authoring pages in Dreamweaver, you should define a site. What is the single required setting when first defining a new site in the Site Setup dialog box?
A.A site name and a local site (root) folder
B.The remote FTP server address
C.A testing server with PHP enabled
D.A Git repository URL
Explanation: In Site > New Site, the only required settings are a Site Name and the Local Site Folder (the local root folder) where Dreamweaver stores all of the site's files. Remote servers, testing servers, and version control are optional and configured later in their own categories.
7In Dreamweaver's Site Setup dialog, which connection method would you choose in the Servers category to upload files to a host that requires an encrypted, secure connection over SSH?
A.FTP
B.Local/Network
C.WebDAV
D.SFTP
Explanation: SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) transfers files over an encrypted SSH connection, protecting credentials and data in transit. Plain FTP sends data and passwords in clear text, so SFTP is the secure choice when the host supports SSH.
8You want Dreamweaver to exclude a folder of working Photoshop files from Get and Put operations so it is never uploaded to the server. Which site feature accomplishes this?
A.Check-in/check-out
B.Cloaking
C.Synchronization
D.Design Notes
Explanation: Cloaking excludes specified folders, files, or file types from sitewide operations such as Get, Put, and synchronization, so source files like .psd or .fla never get published. You can cloak by folder or by file extension in the site's advanced settings.
9In a team environment, which Dreamweaver site feature prevents two designers from overwriting each other's edits by marking a file as 'in use' when someone opens it?
A.Cloaking
B.Live View
C.Check-in/check-out
D.The Assets panel
Explanation: The check-in/check-out system locks a file when a team member checks it out, recording who has it and preventing others from editing it simultaneously. It is designed for collaborative sites where multiple people work on the same files.
10Which Dreamweaver panel lets you browse and reuse a site's images, colors, links, and media, and drag library items directly onto a page?
A.The Assets panel
B.The Insert panel
C.The CSS Designer panel
D.The Files panel
Explanation: The Assets panel catalogs the site's reusable assets, including images, colors, URLs, media, templates, and library items, and lets you drag them onto pages. It helps maintain consistency by centralizing the elements used across a site.
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