In this course, you will use Microsoft Expression Web to design, develop, and deploy Web sites that can be viewed on any Web-enabled computer around the world. The Expression Web authoring tool is for someone who wants to create Web sites using the new industry standard. Its a complex tool comparable with Dreamweaver in some parts but better in others. Programming skills are not essential for this course.

• Create a home page and additional linked pages
• Create page content relevant to optimisation requirements
• Add tables to control data and images
• Insert and manage images
• Add hyperlinks and bookmarks
• Create a navigational structure
• Format pages, tables and cells
• Employ Cascading Style Sheets
• Publish the website

Overview of Web Development

 

Create a New Web Site - Create and Format Web Page Text - Create Pages - Import Web Pages

 

Optimisation Techniques - Keyword - Description - Metatags - Content - Browser requirements

 

Controlling Formatting - Cascading Style Sheets

 

Adding Images - Edit a Picture - Add a New Drawing - Add a Photo Gallery - Modify a Photo Gallery - Adding Photos to a Web Site

 

Creating Links - Add Hyperlinks - Add Bookmark Links - Link from an Image - Connecting Pages in a Web Site

 

Adding Tables - Insert a Table - Set Table Properties - Set Cell Properties - Edit Table Structure - Split Tables - AutoFormat a Table - Adding a Table to a Page

 

Formatting a Web Page - Creating and Formatting with Styles - Set the Background - Test in Multiple Browsers - Formatting a Web Page

 

Designing Your Web Pages - Design a Web Page Layout - Lay Out a Web Page with Tables - Create and Apply a Dynamic Web Template

 

Structuring a Web Site with Navigation View - Create a Navigation Structure - Modify a Navigation Structure - Remove a Web Page from a Web's Navigation Structure - Creating a Web Navigation View

 

Prepare Your Web Site for Publishing - Publish Your Web - Publish a Web Site from One Location to Another - Finalizing and Publishing a Web Site.