Microsoft FrontPage

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About the brand ❤️

Microsoft FrontPage was a web design and website management program developed by Microsoft. First released in 1995 after Microsoft acquired the original software from Vermeer Technologies, it became one of the earliest popular WYSIWYG HTML editors, allowing users to create websites visually without extensive coding knowledge. FrontPage included tools for page layout, navigation structures, templates, and server extensions that enabled forms and other interactive features. The software was widely used by small businesses, educators, and beginner web developers during the early growth of the internet. Microsoft discontinued FrontPage in 2006 and replaced it with newer web development tools such as Microsoft Expression Web and Microsoft SharePoint Designer.

Founded: 1995

Closed: 2006

Headquarters: Redmond, Washington, United States of America (the)

Owner: Microsoft Corporation