Expression Web and Blend will be available for MSDN subscribers

In a smart move, Microsoft has announced that it will provide Express Web and Blend products as part of the premium MSDN subscription.

See my last post on Microsoft Expression - from the first look of it, this is a great new addition to the .NET Studio Family and will help to extend the reach of the average .NET developer into the semi-creative space, e.g. user interfaces, rich media, web pages, etc.

Let's just hope it doesn't mangle XAML, HTML and CSS code like the good ol' days of FrontPage. :) Otherwise, I'm going back to Dreamweaver.