In Power Pages Fundamentals, Andrew Perez introduces learners to the core concepts needed to create and prepare a Microsoft Power Pages site. This course focuses on the essential building blocks of Power Pages, including site creation, page structure, forms, and lists. Learners will see how Power Pages can be used to build external-facing business websites that connect to data and support user interaction.
Throughout the course, Andrew walks through the process of setting up a site, organizing pages, and adding data-driven components that make the site useful for real users. You’ll also review a go-live checklist to help ensure the site is ready before publishing. By the end, learners will understand the fundamentals of building a Power Pages site and the key steps needed to move from setup to launch.
Course Outline ( Free Preview)
Module 01 - Introduction
Andrew introduces Power Pages and explains what learners will cover throughout the course. You’ll get a high-level overview of how Power Pages supports external-facing websites and how it fits into the Microsoft Power Platform. This module sets the foundation for building a site and preparing it for real users.
Module 02 - Site Creation and Page Structure25 min.
Learn how to create a Power Pages site and organize its basic page structure. Andrew walks through the early setup process and explains how pages help shape the user experience. This module helps learners understand how to move from an empty site to a more structured, navigable website.
Module 03 - Forms, Lists and Permissions31 min.
Explore how forms and lists allow users to view, submit, and interact with data through a Power Pages site. Andrew explains how these components connect site visitors to business data and support practical scenarios like requests, records, and submissions. This module helps learners understand the data-driven side of Power Pages.
Module 04 - Go-Live Checklist6 min.
Prepare your Power Pages site for launch with a practical go-live checklist. Andrew reviews the key items learners should confirm before publishing, including structure, data access, user experience, and readiness for visitors. This module helps learners move from building to launching with more confidence.
Andrew Perez graduated from the University of North Florida with a bachelor’s degree in Transportation and Logistics. He has been working in leadership and management positions since the age of 19, which developed in him a passion for training and helping others to grow. He now puts these skills to work with Pragmatic Works, helping customers bolster their professional skillsets as many mentors have aided him.
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