One thing is for certain: FrontPage makes it easy to design Web pages without having to know much about the underlying HTML code.

However, there might be times when you need to look "under the hood" of a page and work with the code. For example, you might want to inspect the code to make sure it's compatible with certain browsers. Or you might have inherited a Web site project from someone else, and you'd like to know which tags they used.

If these situations sound familiar, you've come to the right place. This course will show you the many effortless ways to work with code.

To learn more about this course, read the overview information or the table of contents in the left column. When you're done reading this page, click Next to start the first lesson.

To complete this course, you must have basic ability in reading and writing HTML code. In other words, you must know how to type opening and closing tags, be able to type tags and attributes in the proper syntax, and know these basic tags: <img>, <table>, <a>, <ul>, and <li> tags.

To learn HTML basics, read HTML for Beginners on MSDN®.