Linda Hefferman
writing (& editing): technical books & manuals, essays, articles, stories
Expression Web For Dummies is done. . .
I teamed up with Asha Dornfest
(author of Microsoft® Office FrontPage 2003 for
Dummies), to write
Microsoft Expression Web For Dummies.
This book covers beginning to intermediate skills for building Web sites with Microsoft Expression Web. And since it's so easy to learn standards-compliant Web site building with Microsoft Expression Web, we use the program's features to gently introduce users to understanding the HTML and CSS that make up their Web sites.
. . . and it's GREAT!
We synthesized hundreds of pages of wisdom from leading writers and Web gurus, boiled it down to a succulent sauce, and threw in some humor for extra flavor. Here's what our technical editor had to say about some of the content:
Just wanted to say bravo! The CSS [coverage] is among the best
content I've read in a Dummies book. Really excellent!
— Mike Lerch
See the links page for resources specifically devoted to Microsoft Expression Web and building Web sites.
Thank you, Web designers
When writing this book, I asked professional Web designers to contribute their wisdom and tips to the infamous "Part of Tens" section in Microsoft Expression Web For Dummies. You came through with a plethora of knowledge that will keep our readers busy and learning for months, maybe even years!
For your non-technical reading pleasure...
Read my travel essay in
Greece, A Love Story: Women Write About the Greek Experience.
Read the "The Soundtrack of Motherhood," (PDF) published in Mothering magazine, July/August 2006. (Have patience; this version contains photos, so the PDF may take a moment to load).
Love chocolate? Read Sweet Completion. (Appeared in slightly different form in ByLine magazine, March 2006).