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The FrontPage 2003 Basics book is a beginning book about Web design. It starts with an overview of the Internet and terminology then introduces HTML through the Microsoft FrontPage editor. HTML tabs, line and paragraph breaks, styles, ordered and unordered lists are a few of the topics that will be taught. Internal and external links, creating tables and working with advanced features are also included in this basic Web page design manual.
This book introduces the fundamental concepts of web design and the practical application of Microsoft FrontPage 2003 for creating web pages. The authors begin with a foundational overview of the internet and essential terminology, before guiding readers through the use of FrontPage to learn HTML. Key topics covered include the creation of HTML tabs, line and paragraph breaks, styling elements, and the construction of ordered and unordered lists. The manual also addresses the implementation of internal and external links, the design of tables, and the exploration of more advanced features within the software.
This text is structured as an introductory guide for beginners in web design, focusing specifically on the functionalities of Microsoft FrontPage 2003. Its approach suggests a practical, hands-on learning experience for users new to HTML and web development. The content is designed to build foundational knowledge progressively, from basic internet concepts to more complex page elements.
Page Count:
122
Publication Date:
2006-01-01
Publisher:
CPI Training Solutions, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
1581631731
ISBN-13:
9781581631739
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