Microsoft Office FrontPage 11.0.8173.0

Microsoft Office FrontPage by Microsoft was a web design program that provided users with tools to create, customize, and manage websites with ease. FrontPage was part of the Microsoft Office suite and offered a user-friendly interface for designing web pages, creating interactive content, and publishing websites to the internet. Although FrontPage has been discontinued, it remains a notable historical software tool in the realm of web development.

One of the key features of Microsoft Office FrontPage was its WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor, which allowed users to design websites visually without needing to know HTML code. Users could drag and drop elements, such as text boxes, images, videos, and buttons, onto the page layout and easily format them for a professional look.

FrontPage offered templates and themes that helped users jumpstart their website design process by providing pre-designed layouts and styles. Users could customize these templates to match their branding and content needs, enabling them to create visually appealing and functional websites efficiently.

The software supported features like site management tools, web publishing capabilities, and integration with Microsoft Office applications for seamless content creation. Users could preview websites in different browsers, check for broken links, optimize images for web display, and publish updates directly to web servers from within the FrontPage interface.

FrontPage also included tools for creating dynamic content and interactive elements on websites, such as forms, navigation menus, image galleries, and interactive buttons. Users could enhance their sites with multimedia content and interactivity to engage visitors and create more engaging web experiences.

• WYSIWYG editor for visual website design without coding
• Templates and themes for quick website creation
• Site management tools, web publishing capabilities, and integration with Microsoft Office
• Tools for creating dynamic content and interactive elements on websites

While Microsoft Office FrontPage has been retired from the Microsoft Office suite in favor of other web design applications like Microsoft Expression Web and SharePoint Designer, its legacy as a user-friendly tool for website creation and management is remembered by many who used it to build their online presence.