Web Platform In Action: Creating Websites Using WordPress, Expression, and Microsoft Technologies
In this video series, you will learn how to develop and customize a WordPress website entirely based on the Microsoft Web Platform using technologies like Windows Server, IIS, Silverlight, Bing Maps and Expression. This video series has been inspired by a French cottage with a website that offers their visitors an interactive photo album, an immersive tourism and cottage visit, a pre-reservation system and an itinerary solution.
In this video series, we will go through the steps required to install, deploy and enrich your site on top of WordPress.
The Web Platform Installer offers a quick and easy access to IIS, WordPress and the Search Engine Optimization toolkit for the web fundamentals of your site
Expression Web is used to customize the HTML/CSS presence and run some Cross Browser Compatibility checking
Expression Blend and Silverlight offer an unique way to enrich your site with interactive content such as interactive photo album and immersive experience
Bing Maps enriched the Cottage site to geographically guide visitors and build itineraries
You can download the written guide to follow along with this video series. As you visit each video, you can download the files associated with that video, and download the video for offline viewing as well.
SuperPreview: Streamlined Browser Testing for Web Developers
by Steven Guttman
Check your web sites in the popular browsers—while you are working—with SuperPreview. IE6-IE9, Firefox, Safari, Chrome. Visual element highlighting and DOM tree view.
The Expression Web team has published a white paper specifically to help FrontPage users transition to Expression Web and the current environment of Web standards.
Introduces the Expression Web workspace.
Discusses Web standards.
Provides information on how to work with your existing site, including FrontPage Web components, themes, and shared borders, in Expression Web.
Introduces ASP.NET support and data integration available in Expression Web.
Learn Microsoft Expression Web: videos, tutorials, whitepapers
Tip 354: Reduce, reuse, recycle You can make elements on a screen into user controls that can be used in multiple pages throughout a SketchFlow prototype.