Adobe LiveCycle Designer Introduction|System Source

This Adobe Creative Cloud CC Hands-On Training and Certification Course covers all previous versions of CC apps (CS6, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2015.5, 2017, 2018, 2019). Training includes:

Hands-On Training Led by Certified Instructors

Print and/or Digital Courseware

Certificate of Completion

Continental Breakfast Every Day (In Person Only)

Catered Gourmet Deli Lunch Every Day (In Person Only)

Unlimited Snacks and Refreshments (In Person Only)

Notebook & Pen (In Person Only)

Free Parking (In Person Only)

ThinkB!G’s Adobe LiveCycle Designer training course introduces and describes various techniques to creating electronic forms that can complement or supersede other means of collecting and presenting enterprise data. After completion of this course, you will be able to create interactive forms that can reduce data collection, process errors, as well as enhance the user experience. Our LiveCycle Designer training course introduces the basics of form design and 508 compliancy. This course includes:

• Introduction to XFA forms
• The Adobe LiveCycle Designer Workspace
• Building Form Design
• Working with Form Guides
• Master and Body Pages
• Form Scripting
• Working with Form Data
• Data Validation

Viewing outline for:

1. Basics of Adobe LiveCycle Designer
Getting Started with Static & Dynamic Forms
Understanding XFA Form Development
Learning the Designer Workspace
Palettes and Objects
Working from a Template
Designing from Pages
Creating Your First Form

2. The Importance of Form Design
Form as a Brand Touch Point
Improving Aesthetics
Principles of Good Form Design
Graphic Design Tips
Typography Tips
Interaction Design Tips
Guiding with Button Design
Radio Buttons and Check Boxes
Creating 508 Compliant Forms

3. Learning the Form Objects
The Adobe LiveCycle Designer Workspace
The Layout Editor & The Script Editor
The Palettes
Text Objects
Graphic Objects
Image Objects
Field Objects
Button Objects
Check Boxes and Radio Buttons
Master and Body Pages
Sub-forms and Flow
Fonts and Tabbing
Creating & Configuring a Custom Library

4. Form Scripting
Benefits of Scripting
Form Calc and JavaScript
Script Editor
Scripting Basics
Properties
Variables
Referencing Objects
Form Object Model
Working with Events
Script Objects
Debugging Scripts
Using the Action Builder

5. Form Data
Working with Data in Designer
Formatting Data
Submitting Data
Data Binding
Data Validation
Barcode Types

6. Scripts for Building Forms
Message Box Scripts
Mutually Exclusive Check Boxes
Changing Background Colors
Changing Images
Setting a Field as Required
Working with Page Numbers
Date Object
Medium Length Scripts
Disabling All Form Fields
Add Time to Date

Disclaimer:

All course objectives and outlines are a guide for students. To ensure student satisfaction, these course topics and order may be modified or added to ensure the latest information is covered to support real world use of the technology.

Online Live Students must have the following to participate in class:
1. High-speed internet
2. Software of the application you are learning, and any other software installations required for class
3. Ability to download all class files
4. Ability to run and install our easy to use web conferencing application
5. Two monitors or two computers with audio/mic (one for class, one for labs)

1. Basics of Adobe LiveCycle Designer
Getting Started with Static & Dynamic Forms
Understanding XFA Form Development
Learning the Designer Workspace
Palettes and Objects
Working from a Template
Designing from Pages
Creating Your First Form

2. The Importance of Form Design
Form as a Brand Touch Point
Improving Aesthetics
Principles of Good Form Design
Graphic Design Tips
Typography Tips
Interaction Design Tips
Guiding with Button Design
Radio Buttons and Check Boxes
Creating 508 Compliant Forms

3. Learning the Form Objects
The Adobe LiveCycle Designer Workspace
The Layout Editor & The Script Editor
The Palettes
Text Objects
Graphic Objects
Image Objects
Field Objects
Button Objects
Check Boxes and Radio Buttons
Master and Body Pages
Sub-forms and Flow
Fonts and Tabbing
Creating & Configuring a Custom Library

4. Form Scripting
Benefits of Scripting
Form Calc and JavaScript
Script Editor
Scripting Basics
Properties
Variables
Referencing Objects
Form Object Model
Working with Events
Script Objects
Debugging Scripts
Using the Action Builder

5. Form Data
Working with Data in Designer
Formatting Data
Submitting Data
Data Binding
Data Validation
Barcode Types

6. Scripts for Building Forms
Message Box Scripts
Mutually Exclusive Check Boxes
Changing Background Colors
Changing Images
Setting a Field as Required
Working with Page Numbers
Date Object
Medium Length Scripts
Disabling All Form Fields
Add Time to Date

Disclaimer:

All course objectives and outlines are a guide for students. To ensure student satisfaction, these course topics and order may be modified or added to ensure the latest information is covered to support real world use of the technology.

Students must have a good working knowledge of computers, operating systems, using a mouse, keyboard, standard menus and commands. Students must be able to open, save, and close applications and files, as well as navigate to other folders.

Forms Designer
Data & record Managers
Document Specialists

Livecycle Designer Advanced
Adobe Section 508 Accessibility
Acrobat Pro Intro
Acrobat Pro Advanced

Adobe LiveCycle Designer Introduction

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