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A very difficult task as I am sure you already know. The person you are teaching still needs to know how to use the web and a computer though. Which is one of the very few ways that I have found that can work. A possible solution would be to use Standardized Template pages with an online HTML editor (Such as tinymce, or something similar) and your CMS to allow for the creation/editing of pages. The day that a legitimate WYSIWYG program comes out, a lot of web designers will be out of business. There is no way within any program that I have tried, that can take in to account all browser quirks and publish best practice+standard compliant code. (Company-wide solution for non-technical employees) Drag and Drop just doesn't work the way you want. At least that will meet the needs that you have mentioned.