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Expression Web Designer no MSDN for you!

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 03 Dec 2006 | View original

Apparently Expression Web Designer will be going (or may already be) RTM soon. Ive been using WD for quite a while and Ive been very pleased with the visual designer and its overall functionality. It feels like FrontPage done right and its a worthwhile tool to have around when doing Web Development/Design it seems a capable tool for complex layouts making it much easier than anything Ive used before to build CSS based designs because of the way it manages the workflow of CSS based design.   So...

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