1. The Expression Web Environment Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1

2. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 Lesson Overview In this lesson, you will:  Explore the Expression Web work environment.  Locate the tools necessary to create a simple Web page in Expression Web.  Make changes to a demo Web page using Expression Web.

3. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 Guiding Questions:  In software applications, there are multiple ways to complete the same task. How many different ways can you think of to save a document?  From the bottom up, explain the process of making a sandwich with meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomato.

4. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 Opening Expression Web 1. Click Start. 2. Point to All Programs. 3. Point to Microsoft Expression. 4. Click Microsoft Expression Web.

5. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 The Expression Web User Interface

6. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 Opening the Expression Web Demo Page

7. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 Previewing the Expression Web Demo Page Using the Browser mode

8. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 WYSIWYG vs. Coding  What-you-see-is-what-you-get  WYSIWYG is a technique that allows a designer to select page design elements from a menu and drag them onto the work surface. This is possible in the Design View within Expression Web.  Coding is the process of writing HTML code which, when read by a browser, creates the Web page seen on the monitor. Designers work with the code of a Web page in the Code View of Expression Web.  Expression Web allows a designer to work on a Web page in either the Design View or the Code View. These views, as well as a Split View showing both, are accessed through the View Tabs at the bottom of the work area.

9. Module 5: Beyond the Basics with Expression Web LESSON 1 Assignment  Complete the “Scavenger Hunt” worksheet.  Parts of this worksheet require you to find information about the Expression Web Demo Page.  Other parts of this worksheet require you to make changes to the Expression Web Demo Page.  Be sure you save the changes you make to the Expression Web Demo Page and submit them as directed by your teacher.