I was surprised when we started using FrontPage. It's much easier than hand-coding, it felt like making a PowerPoint presentation. Manual coding took hours, but FrontPage was a lot faster.
However, some things were confusing. Some shortcuts didn't work, forcing me to redo parts of my work, which was time-consuming. Sometimes, the program window wouldn't display the whole page, making it hard to see everything.
To solve these problems, I used the standard methods instead of shortcuts. When the window was cut off, I had to guess where things were on the page.
This experience will be helpful in the future. If I ever choose TVL (Involving ICT), this knowledge will be very useful. Learning FrontPage taught me patience and problem-solving skills, which are valuable regardless of the specific software I use. I now appreciate the importance of understanding the underlying principles even when using user-friendly tools. The experience also highlighted the need to double check my work and to be prepared for unexpected challenges. I'm confident that I can apply these lessons to future projects.