Web publishing has changed dramatically in the years since the first sites appeared on the Internet cyberfrontier. Like anything else new and experimental, the Web has had its high-tech equivalent of strange fashions, bad hair days, and utter lawlessness. If you're just getting into Web publishing now, you may feel as though you've missed the boat. In fact, you've missed a lot of hassle-browser wars, shifty HTML code, and creaky, hard-to-use Web publishing software. Now is as good a time as any to stake your claim on the Web.
What's more, you're already a step ahead: You chose Expression Web. The Microsoft development team who birthed this baby adopted a just-sayno-to-nonstandard-Web-site-building approach when designing Expression Web. They've incorporated the latest and best in Web building practices and technologies to help you, the Web designer, build Web sites that not only look and work great but also hum with the precision of a German luxury vehicle.
Yet if you've never built a Web site, or even if you have but don't have a clue what Microsoft means by those buzzwords on the Expression Web box-standards-driven, Cascading Style Sheets, and the like-you're not alone. Microsoft Expression Web For Dummies is here to help.
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