Expression Web is designed to create standards compliant websites which use cascading style sheets and separates content from presentation. In order to use Expression Web, you need to learn at least the basics of both CSS and writing HTML/XHTML code. 35 Websites To Teach You How To Use CSS Effectively presents a list of many of the ones I have recommended for years. They include:
- W3Schools CSS Tutorial Section
- HTMLDog – CSS Tutorial Section
- CSS-Tricks Tutorials, Articles And Screencasts
- Google Videos – CSS
- A List Apart – CSS Tutorial Section
- RichInStyle CSS Tutorial Section
- HTMLGoodies CSS Tutorial Section
- CSS-Discuss Wiki Tutorial Section
- Positioning Is Everything
- Learn CSS Positioning in Ten Steps
- 456BereaStreet: The CSS, HTML, and JavaScript Lab
- CSSBasics Tutorials
- CSS-Play – List of Demonstrations
- Tizag CSS Tutorial Section
- CSS Help Pile
- Holy CSS Zeldman! – CSS, Accessibility and Standards Links
- Eric Meyer : CSS Section
- Andy Budd Links
- CSS Zen Garden
- Delicious CSS Tag
- MaxDesign CSS Tutorial And Resource Site
- CSSEasy Tutorial And Resource Site – includes many layouts that you can use for your own projects.
- EchoEcho CSS Tutorial Section
- CSS-Discuss Information – a mailing list you can join to discuss aspects of css.
- Web Design From Scratch
- CSS-Tutorial
- CSS Dog Resources And References
- Web Developer’s Handbook
- CSSDocs CSS Properties
- Stylegala CSS Reference Section
- CSS 3 reference guide, tutorials, and blog
- CSS Cheat Sheet
- CSS Property Index – A list of CSS Properties Listed Alphabetically.
- Sitepoint CSS Reference
- WestCiv CSS Tutorial Section
Some of the resources included are more advanced like the CSS Discuss lists. CSS Zen Garden is just a neat place to go to seeexactly what is possible with CSS – how changing just the style sheet totally changes the look of a site. If you are new to using CSS, then start with the basic tutorials and work your way through.
