Website Design and Development Training

Links to various training resources for the AUX-04 student:

• W3 Schools or go specifically to the sites to learn HTML, XHTML, and CSS.
  W3 Schools is one of the most complete Internet technology learning resources online and best of all IT'S ALL FREE.  If you'd like to learn anything about developing web pages you find it here.  This site covers most, if not all markup, script and interactive languages used on the Internet.
• Getting Started with HTML and More Advanced Features, both by Dave Raggett
  These an introduction on HTML and a more advanced tutorial on writing HTML. What is HTML? It is a special kind of text document that is used by Web browsers to present text and graphics.
• Adding a touch of style by Dave Raggett
  This is a short guide to styling your Web pages. It will show you how to use W3C's Cascading Style Sheets language (CSS) as well as alternatives using HTML itself. The route will steer you clear of most of the problems caused by differences between different brands and versions of browsers.
• Expression Web Essential training
  Videos presented by Joe Martini, hosted by Lynda.com.  This is the beginning of a series of Quicktime videos that introduces the student to basic Internet technologies and then moves onto Expression Web basics.  Unfortunately they only provide free links to videos in section 1 and 2.  To view the complete series, the student would have to purchase a subscription to Lynda.com. Note: Due to the terms used in this video series, it is assumed the viewer has previous web development knowledge.
• Expression Web Wiki
  The Expression Web Wiki is where you can learn how to use Expression Web and, if you’re a registered user, contribute your knowledge and experience by creating new topics or revising existing ones.  This is an excellent site to explore and obtain EW resources from users around the world.  You'll find tips, tutorials, and blogs on problems/solutions users have asked other users.  Most of the original content was republished from the Microsoft Expression Web Help files and permission from Microsoft has been given to use most help content. 
• Any Expression Designs
  This is a website developed by Tina Clarke a Microsoft MVP.  She has been a resource for FrontPage and now for Expression Web (EW).  There is material she sells on our website at very low prices, but she also has a bunch of free information that is very useful to the web developer using EW.
• Setting up Expression Web 1
  In this Free E-Book, Tina Clarke shows you how to setup your EW.  This file has been compressed and will need to be opened before you can view it.  Save it to your desktop, then if you are using Windows XP or Vista, you should only have to double-click on the file to expand it to an executable file (.exe), then double-click the .exe file to open this free E-Book.
• Setting up Expression Web 2
  In this Free E-Book, Tina Clarke shows you how to setup your EW.  This file has been compressed and will need to be opened before you can view it.  Save it to your desktop, then if you are using Windows XP or Vista, you should only have to double-click on the file to expand it to an executable file (.exe), then double-click the .exe file to open this free E-Book.
• Dynamic Web Template (DWT) for EW
  In this Free E-Book, Tina Clarke shows you how to setup your EW.  This file has been compressed and will need to be opened before you can view it.  Save it to your desktop, then if you are using Windows XP or Vista, you should only have to double-click on the file to expand it to an executable file (.exe), then double-click the .exe file to open this free E-Book.
• Dreamweaver CS4 Getting Started Tutorials, Free Download