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First Look at Expression Web Designer

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 22 May 2006 | View original

A few days ago I downloaded Microsoft's Web Expression Designer. I'd seen a few previews of this tool at PDC and then during some recent Microsoft events and I was fairly excited by what I saw at the time. So I was excited to try out the new designer and see if it holds up to the expectations set by those demos I saw.   My main Web site I run here, is mostly static content and I've been using FrontPage as my main mechanism for managing site. Yeah, yeah I know FrontPage is pretty lame, but at...

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