• Professional design, authoring, data, and publishing tools to create sophisticated Web sites
• New layout and graphics tools make it easier to design exactly the site you want
• Design tools to generate better code, or expand your code skills
• With professional coding tools, write code faster, more efficiently, and with greater accuracy
• Enhanced publishing features and options help get your Web pages online more quickly

FrontPage 2003 includes the professional design, authoring, data and publishing tools you need to create dynamic and sophisticated sites. Build data-driven Web sites, enables by Windows SharePoint services Move files easily between local and remote locations, and publish in both directions Upgrade version -- requires previous full version installation

I used this to upgrade from FrontPage 2000 and it was well worth the money. FrontPage 2003 lets me incorporate other MS products--such as MS Word and MS Excel. While FrontPage 2000 may have let me do this, it seemed a lot harder and confusing...so I gave up until I purchased FrontPage 2003. It also allows me to have have multiple pages open at the same time and these pages are identified with tabs, the same way Microsoft does it to identify worksheets in an Excel workbook. Since I am always looking for something better, I rate this a "4" because I'm convinced there is a product out there that doesn't have some of the minor "quirks" that FrontPage does...I haven't found it yet, but I'm looking.

I have been using Front Page since FP97 and love it. It is easy for a beginner to use and you can do so much with it. My purchases through Amazon are great.

2003 frontpage is still the best and easiest to set up your own web site

Front Page 2003 is much improved over MSFrontPage 2000. However, there is a learning curve I have not mastered after working to develop a complete new website. Depending on the site background, editing tags with dark colors are illegible.

The help section within MSFrontPage 2003 is very good with the exception of one or two questions. That may be my problem rather than theirs.

Once you understand the "body," "font," "align," "span," etc., it is quite doable. The "body," etc., is used more extensively with extra options than before.

Making a decision on certain page options is a little difficult due to not understanding basic html.

Uploading and downloading a site is much easier and provides more information than before.

I consider myself an advanced user since I manage three websites, so I highly recommend it.

Reviewer: Jerri McCloud

I want something that is user friendly and still packed with a lot of useful features. FrontPage 2003 fits the requirements that I want and it is available at an excellent price!

I have had the chance to use the 2003 version and it is money well invested when upgrading from the FrontPage 2000 version.