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Originally Posted by WildFresh
Isn't Microsoft planning to end of life Frontpage soon?
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I don't know if they're killing it outright, but they are releasing a new web design tool that is much similar to Dreamweaver in its feature set and interface. That alone makes it pretty clear Frontpage is no comparison against Dreamweaver.
All that said, if you really want to learn HTML and CSS, I'd recommend a basic HTML editor with syntax highlighting like
Notepad++. Once you know what you're doing, your pages will be smaller in size than Frontpage or Dreamweaver, which can translate to substantial bandwidth savings for high-traffic sites.
