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Store See larger picture Foundations of Microsoft Expression Web: The Basics and Beyond by Cheryl D. Wise - Apress List Price: $39.99 Price at Amazon.com: $26.39 (Save 34%) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Shipping rates and policies Average Customer Review: Based on 17 reviews. Amazon.com Sales Rank: 302485 Product Description Microsoft Expression Suite promises new levels of power in creating rich dynamic user experiences on the web; Expression Web, one of the excellent programs within the suite, is a powerful web site creation tool that allows you to rapidly build up standards-compliant web pages, style them with CSS, add dynamic ASP.NET functionality to them, and publish them to the weball from the comfort of one program. Foundations of Microsoft Expression Web: The Basics and Beyond is one of the first books available on the program. The authorexpert MS trainer and MVP Cheryl D. Wisestarts with the very basics, and then takes you to an advanced level through a series of practical real-world exercises. No prior knowledge of Microsoft Expression Suite is assumed, and the book is written with a highly professional tone. This makes it extremely useful whether youre a beginner or an advanced web developer or designer who wants to make use of the software. Featured Customer Reviews Foundations of Microsoft Expressions Web, September 25, 2008 Excellent book for both the beginner and expert. Lots of knowledge packed into a small space. GREAT BOOK!! Not for beginners, August 07, 2008 I have used Front Page to build numerous Web sites but found this book incomprehensible, poorly organized and difficult to use. Although it is touted as providing "the basics and beyond", it gets mired in details without providing the context needed to understand them. I hope the next version will start with an overview of what the program can do, how it works, and the ways in which is is like and unlike Front Page, its predecessor. If you're not a designer with a sophisticated understanding of Web design terminology and how sites are constructed, I'd strongly suggest starting elsewhere. Don't Bother Buying this Book, May 11, 2008 I bought this book to help me transition from FP 2003 to Expression web. The book is a big disappointment. She explains everything in code... I want simple explanations, like most people moving from Front page would...She assumes that you will be writing your own code I guess...very sorry that I bought it...The book covers very little and the examples that she wants you to download are ridiculous. I'm not sure who this book will help, definitely not me. If I could give it a "0" star rating I would. Technical manual Not A Guide For A Newly Released Program, March 26, 2008 Overburdened technical manual - not a user-friendly guide for Microsoft's Expression Web that was released to replace Frontpage. Laborious, tedious, and difficult to wade through - if you're looking for a book to actually help you design websites using Expression Web SKIP THIS ONE. If you want something that you can flip through to answer specific questions regarding CSS and other technical questions regarding Expression Web's design and functions then this would probably be it... considering the author is one of the utmost expert's on Expression Web and answers questions on Microsoft's Expression Web help site. Still waiting on a decent book on developing websites in Microsoft Expression Web - not the technical definitions and aspects of CSS, ASP, etc. not for the beginner, March 20, 2008 If you are using expression web for the first time, this book is overwhelming. Way too many words. Now that I have been using expression web for a couple months, I am able to make use of this book and expand my knowledge base but it is not a book to get you up & running right away. You might also be interested in these items... Special Edition Using Microsoft Expression Web Microsoft Expression Web (Visual QuickStart Guide) Microsoft Expression Web For Dummies Microsoft Expression Web 2 On Demand Microsoft Expression Web Upgrade from FrontPage [OLD VERSION]