1. A method for composing a user defined web page, comprising: at a client, using a web browser executed at the client: displaying in a first browser window an authoring web page, including displaying a graphical user interface of an authoring tool that is embedded in the authoring web page; the displayed graphical user interface for composing the user defined web page; using the displayed graphical user interface of the authoring tool to receive user instructions, and responding to the user instructions by placing instances of predefined structured fields in the user defined web page and associating user specified content with the instances of the predefined structured fields, wherein a respective instance of the predefined structured fields in the user-defined web page corresponds to a geometric region of the user-defined web page having a visible and adjustable boundary; displaying a preview of the user defined web page in a second web browser window; and sending the user defined web page to a server for public access.
1. A method for composing a user defined web page, comprising: at a client, using a web browser executed at the client: displaying in a first browser window an authoring web page, including displaying a graphical user interface of an authoring tool that is embedded in the authoring web page; the displayed graphical user interface for composing the user defined web page; using the displayed graphical user interface of the authoring tool to receive user instructions, and responding to the user instructions by placing instances of predefined structured fields in the user defined web page and associating user specified content with the instances of the predefined structured fields, wherein a respective instance of the predefined structured fields in the user-defined web page corresponds to a geometric region of the user-defined web page having a visible and adjustable boundary; displaying a preview of the user defined web page in a second web browser window; and sending the user defined web page to a server for public access. 4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: allowing the user to move a content object from a source location to a destination location; and adjusting other content near the source and destination locations to accommodate the movement of the content object.