How is user interaction tested in Dreamweaver?

Utilizing the "Live Preview" feature in Dreamweaver is the ideal method for testing user interaction. This feature allows users to see how their web project will behave in a real browser environment, providing a dynamic view of the site as it would appear to end users. This includes interactions such as mouse movements, clicks, and keyboard events, allowing designers and developers to ensure that all interactive elements function correctly and provide a seamless user experience.

Live Preview simulates the actual conditions under which users will engage with the website, making it an essential tool for validating the effectiveness of user interaction designs. This hands-on approach allows for immediate feedback and adjustment, significantly enhancing the development workflow.

In contrast, while Design View does facilitate a visual representation of how the page will look, it doesn’t accurately reflect the interactive elements of the website as they would function in a live environment. Reviewing the code in the editor provides insights into the underlying structure but lacks real-time user interaction and feedback. Exporting the project might be necessary at some point in the development process, but it does not test how users will interact with the site directly.