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Building on the foundation of earlier versions, Microsoft FrontPage 2003 brings a wealth of new features and functionality.

We have some FP tutorials on this site along with other design tips, together with the MSDN FrontPage newsfeed and links to other resources offered by FP enthusiasts and MVPs'.

If there's an aspect of FrontPage or web design in general that you'd like to see covered, please ask, we'll be happy to help or find a resource that can.

FrontPage

Tips and Tutorials

Previewing pages in different / multiple Browsers

JavaScript Rollovers

Snippets, one of FP2003 hidden gems

Running a website from a CD

Creating 'Printer Friendly' pages

Showing/Hiding additional details when a link is clicked

Preventing incorrect selection from drop-down lists by mouse scrolling.

Solving 'Click to activate' for Flash etc

Converting a website from shared borders to Dynamic Web Templates

Other

ASP Tips including:

Passing variables between pages

Password protecting pages or sites

Forcing a file download when users click links

Problems with Response.Redirect?

Sending Email with asp

CSS Links and Tips

Framed websites and Search Engines

Incompatible? No, not with the help of a little JavaScript!

Ready for IE7?

Microsoft Resources for FrontPage

A List Apart

Visual Decision Making If it takes only 50 milliseconds for users to form an aesthetic opinion of your site’s credibility and trustworthiness, are designers who create visually compelling sites simply wasting time and treasure on graphic indulgences? Patrick Lynch doesn't think so.
Introduction to RDFa In part one of a two-part primer on RDFa, learn how semantic features normally confined to the head of an HTML document can be used to add semantic richness to the elements of the body. Mark Birbeck shows us how.
Managing Werewolves While you’re always optimistic when leading a team, you know that not everyone’s got your back. Liars and poor communicators can wipe out good work faster than a 404 error. Learn how to think critically about verbal and non-verbal behavior and to separate office politics from truth, so you don’t let the Werewolves win.
Indexing the Web—It’s Not Just Google’s Business Interface responsiveness is one of many details web developers must consider in their quest to deliver a good user experience. An application that responds quickly enhances the user’s sense of control. In working to maximize application speed, though, one often-overlooked element can affect performance more than almost anything else: database design.
Creating Intrinsic Ratios for Video Have you ever wanted to resize a video on the fly, scaling it as you would an image? Using intrinsic ratios for video and some padding property magic, you can. Thierry Koblentz shows us how.
Burnout Does every day feel like a bad day? Blurry boundaries between work and home, and the “always on” demands of the web can lead to depression and burnout. Learn the signs of burnout and how to maintain your bliss.
Taking the Guesswork Out of Design Clients, like other humans, often fear what they don't understand. Daniel Ritzenthaler explains how sound goal-setting, documentation, and communication strategies can bridge the gap between a designer's intuition and a client's need for proof.
The Wisdom of Community The Wisdom of Crowds (WOC) theory does not mean that people are smart in groups — they’re not. Anyone who’s seen an angry mob knows it. But crowds, presented with the right challenge and the right interface, can be wise. When it works, the crowd is wiser, in fact, than any single participant.
In Defense of Eye Candy Research proves attractive things work better. How we think cannot be separated from how we feel. The next time a boss, client, or co-worker scoffs at the notion that beauty is an important aspect of interface design, point their peepers here.
Real Fonts on the Web: An Interview with The Font Bureau’s David Berlow Is there life after Georgia? We ask David Berlow, co-founder of The Font Bureau, Inc, and the ﬁrst TrueType type designer, how type designers and web designers can work together to resolve licensing and technology issues that stand between us and real fonts on the web.