: The main page of any website must be named index.html or default.html to be recognized by web browsers as the starting point.
Microsoft Expression Web 4 is a professional tool designed for creating and managing standards-based websites. Although discontinued in 2012, it remains a popular choice for beginners because it allows for visual design (WYSIWYG) alongside direct code editing. 1. Project Setup Microsoft Expression Web 4
Before designing, you must create a "Site" to keep your files organized. : The main page of any website must be named index
: In the dialog box, choose General and then Empty Web Site for a fresh start, or One Page Site for a simple layout. Once your site structure is ready, you need
Once your site structure is ready, you need individual HTML pages. : Go to File > New > Page and select HTML .
: Right-click on the page and select Page Properties to set the page title, which appears in browser tabs.
: Name your site at the end of the "Location" path (e.g., C:\Users\Name\Documents\MyWebSite ) and click OK . 2. Creating Pages