Stephanie Sullivan (USA)

Founder and principal of web standards redesign company W3Conversions, Stephanie Sullivan is a Dreamweaver, accessibility, CSS and XHTML expert, whose services are in demand by top firms across the United States. She's the top gun that companies go to for troubleshooting problems, or to work behind-the-scenes transforming their in-house designs into functioning standard-based websites. Stephanie's tutorials and educational articles appear regularly on prominent, heavily trafficked sites such as Adobe's Developer Center, Community MX, and The MX Developer's Journal (now Web Developer's and Designer's Journal). She dazzles audiences with her dynamic speaking style and engaging presentations and is frequently asked to present at Adobe and Dreamweaver-related conferences, where her insightful, down-to-earth, and entertaining sessions garner top ratings from attendees.

CSS-Based Layouts with Dreamweaver CS3

The latest version of Dreamweaver offers more help than ever to build Web designs entirely with CSS. New, visual CSS tools enable you to move styles within and between files, as well as see how your changes will affect the design. Accelerate your workflow with new CSS layouts, and test your design with the new Browser Compatibility Check. Learn how to choose from the wide array of CSS layouts that are new in CS3, customize them to fit your needs using the CSS panel, and then make the design work across your site. More...

CSS Problem Solving with Dreamweaver CS3

Nothing is more frustrating than building a beautiful design with CSS, only to have it go haywire in the browsers. Armed with a methodical mind and Dreamweaver CS3, you can track down the source of any inconsistencies, learn how to work around them, and, if you're "lucky" enough to find a new browser bug - even share what you've learned with others. In this session, you'll see how to check for browser bug triggers with Browser Compatibility Check; review the cascade with the CSS Rule Tracker; and use Adobe's CSS Advisor site to exchange bug hunting (and fixing) tips with the community. More...