How to use Microsoft Power Pages | Create Business Web Site

In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how to use the new Microsoft Power Pages to build a business web site easily and quickly. These web sites work across desktop and mobile devices, and you don't need to know much about coding. These aren't just basic web sites either. You can choose from some very advanced templates and you can create fully data driven web applications, such as a booking web site or an event registration site.

👋 Additional resources

⌚ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:34 Try Power Pages for free
1:08 Create new web site from template
3:15 Design studio
3:54 Pages
4:35 Navigation bar
5:34 Edit components
6:47 Add and move sections
7:45 Add text component
9:23 Button component
10:44 Page settings
11:19 Add video component
12:31 Additional components
13:12 Edit modes and code view
13:44 Styling
14:37 Data, tables, and forms
19:46 Set up, identity providers, and permissions
20:17 Power Automate
20:50 Wrap up

📃 Watch related playlists

🚩 Connect with me on social

🙏 Request How To Tutorial Videos

🔔 Subscribe to my YouTube channel

🎬 Want to watch again? Navigate back to my YouTube channel quickly

⚖ As full disclosure, I use affiliate links above. Purchasing through these links gives me a small commission to support videos on this channel -- the price to you is the same.

#stratvert

[joviksoin]

Thank you Kevin! Topic Suggestions:
- How to link a Form to a SharePoint List?
- How to add conditional questions to a form in Forms?
- How to add conditional fields to a SharePoint List?
Kind regards.

[EveBrocart]

This video made my day!!! Glad to see Microsoft catching up on the website space and I find their process far more intuitive and easy to use for all the PC consumers who use Microsoft products then any other website builder .... There is a market for consumers who either can't afford a web design service or don't have the time to learn EditoX or Figma
This is So cool Kevin thanks again you always bring awesome products

[yt_bharat]

Thanks Kevin, you are an amazing instructor

[tylerkolota]

Thanks Kevin! Just mentioning the website to get access to a test page / environment was really helpful as I'm exploring these options for my employer & still waiting on IT permissions to access different things.

[adugnachalla]

This is just amazing! Thank you much for the best video lesson for your followers.

[johnravi]

Hi Kevin,

It was such a great watch. Truly, I did not know about Microsoft Power Pages. I did hear about them from a friend, and since then I have just been wondering about them. I am so glad you decided to share this video. I gained a lot of information that was really helpful. I think it is a great options, and if I get the chance, I will definitely try it myself. Thanks a lot for sharing this video, it was a great watch.

[vvaassaanntthh]

Thank you Kevin, your videos are always crisp and clear, and easy to follow.

[martinschlenker]

Thanks Kevin ! Great Video about a function I never heard before. This will force me to take a deeper look into it !

[KamiInValhalla]

This is so intuitive. Thanks. Hopefully Microsoft keeps this going.

[marksimonian]

This looks promising with the data integration piece. The ease of use without coding is also promising. I didn't quite get my options if I'm an independent Nonprofit wanting to build content that will change over time and security to prevent spammer-types who want to corrupt entry. I'll look forward to version 2.

[michaelsams]

I recall going through this same exercise some years back when MS offered a free website builder. It was fun and easy to learn and I thought it worked well until MS pulled the rug out from beneath all of the users by discontinuing the program. In order to keep a website, we then needed to replace our websites from elsewhere. Being an MS fan, I am hoping MS Power Pages has a better future!
Keep up the good work, Kevin!

[mohammadaliahmadi]

Always creating everything's new thanks for sharing the video

[HeatherMajors]

If you are paying attention to what Kevin is actually typing on the website, some parts are very funny. Way to go for inserting some subtle humor.

[satyenkasturi]

Thanks Kevin. You gave me a very good review on Power Pages. Now I have a pretty good idea.

[jackcurl]

Great video, Kevin! (I guess we have to stop using that superlative since it pretty much applies to every video of yours I've seen.) It's amazing how far MS has come from the days of a certain second CEO. All of the things MS does now are highly enabled by all of the web structure development denied by MS in those days. Anyway, Power Pages looks truly helpful to simple web development. From this preview, they still need to embrace CSS better rather than just being PowerPoint lite (having to set font color per text box, no theming? For real?) I hope the code generated is better than DreamWeaver days (So. much. bloat.), and simpler than their XML stuff (always including every option possible for every element). It looks fairly clean in the brief glimpse you provided (thanks for showing that and its availability, I was wondering). Thanks again!

[HeroTimeManufacturing]

Wow power pages really got a massive upgrade.
Thanks for the video Kevin

[jpjameszhang]

Kevin, I like your YouTube channel, and it always bring latest and useful tips to me. 😄

[theeditorlegacy]

Great 😊 sir ...your the best
Interesting information about many field

[RomuloMagalhaesAutoTOPO]

Hi Kevin. How can I restrict access to pages (not all, only some pages)? For example, to show Power BI visualization only for authorized users?

[lisam.]

Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the demo. How do I edit the "John Doe" on the navigation bar on the right of the "Contact us"? Thanks