A Case Study: Rapid WordPress Design and Prototyping with Expression Web 3

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Take a look behind the curtain of WordPress and its theme engine, and get a step-by-step road map of how to use Expression Web 3 with WordPress to take a boring standard blog theme and make into a functional CMS site design. See a demonstration of design and rapid prototyping using a live WordPress site including examples of code snippets (“template tags” in WP speak) that give designers and developers the ability to micromanage the CMS output and create multiple individual templates within a single site. Come learn how to use Expression Web 3 to make quick standards-based code changes to live WordPress sites and how to quickly transform a standard WordPress blog into a custom site.

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