Make Single Page Websites and Newsletters in Microsoft Sway

Explore Microsoft Sway as an online, browser-based presentation maker for talks, stories, newsletters, and single-page websites, offering responsive design, multi-authoring, rich media embedding, and screen-optimized content.

Sign in with an enterprise or free Microsoft account on office.com or sway.office.com. Explore the browser experience or desktop app for up-to-date Sway tools.

Take a quick tour of the sway interface, explore a newsletter template, edit cards and text with emphasis, and switch between storyline and design to present your sway.

Explore building a single page website in sway by adding and organizing content cards, text, images, and links, while customizing backgrounds and styles with the plus button.

Learn to add images and media to a single page sway site using Bing search with Creative Commons, embed YouTube videos, and upload desktop images, then create media stacks.

Group videos and media to organize a single-page website in Microsoft Sway, then explore group types and emphasis levels to control layout, folding, and viewing of content.

Explore adding image stacks and slideshows within a single page website or newsletter, using group options, uploading multiple images, adjusting emphasis levels, and dragging content.

Embed a microsoft form into a one page website to create a contact form, copy the embed code, and view responses in forms or Excel.

Upload a document to start a Sway presentation, choosing from three options, and convert a PowerPoint into image and text cards ready to organize.

Explore topic-based outlining with Wikipedia-driven search, generate an outline with organized content and images with captions, and leverage built-in references to craft reports or essays.

Start from a newsletter template in Microsoft Sway to build a monthly top five guide, edit five sections with titles, images, text, and a form embed, duplicating for future issues.

Share your sway with view or edit links and enable multi-author collaboration. Manage access, reset sharing settings, and distribute updates across social media, embeds, and documents.

Export your sway as pdf or word, or print from the browser, preserving content and navigation while template themes may not transfer; offline viewing isn't available.

Learn to embed Microsoft Sway using embed codes or view links, insert it into WordPress, OneNote, or newsletters, and customize its height and printing options.

Explore the accessibility view in Microsoft Sway to improve contrast, vertical scrolling, and legibility for assistive technologies; run the accessibility checker to fix unclear links and missing alt text.

Learn to record audio directly in sway with the browser recorder, embed it, and play back using transport controls. Review in design view as you adjust volume.

Choose your class project in Microsoft Sway by selecting a subject and audience, map structure with nested headers, explore templates with parallax and animations, and share via link or screenshots.

Reflect on the value of the projects and skills gained, and follow for new productivity and office tools courses; share feedback in course comments to improve future content.