Coming up in the next couple months, I'll be at several conferences where I'd love to meet you! This week, Austin beckons! At South by Southwest Interactive, I'll be doing three panels. On Saturday, What Women Need to Succeed will explore women in technology–what it takes to make your mark and succeed in the tech world we love. Are women really different? On Sunday, I'll do a panel with Greg Rewis of Adobe on Responsible Web Design. And finally, on Monday afternoon, we'll discuss where WaSP has been and where it's going in Don't Break the Web.
On April 14th, I'll be presenting a three hour session at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) in Las Vegas, In-Depth: Using New Media with Adobe Dreamweaver.
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On April 25th, In the great city of New Orleans (right before the first weekend of the Jazz Fest!),
On May 5-7, Web Design World Chicago will be in the Windy city. I'm presenting two CSS/Dreamweaver session there: CSS-Based Layouts with Dreamweaver CS3 and CSS Problem Solving with Dreamweaver CS3. You can receive $300 off the price by using the code – SPSUL – when you register!
May 18 & 19, I'll present two sessions at HOW Design Conference. A three hour session, Styling With CSS in DW CS3 will be on Sunday. And Common Mistakes Print Designers Make on the Web will be on Monday followed by a book signing. Yes, Mastering CSS with Dreamweaver CS3 will be released — finally — on April 11th! w00t! (Be sure to sign up soon since the early bird discount only lasts till March 28th!)
In Orlando in June, TODCon returns, but we'll talk about that more soon. Come see me, introduce yourself, enjoy all the speakers at the above conferences. Meet you there!
This past January, on the way to MacWorld, I stopped off at a women’s JS learning day at Precise Moves Chiropractic office in Redwood City.
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Hi Stephanie,
You have a very busy next few months! I’m really looking forward to your book.
I’ve been considering what conferences to attend this year. There are many to choose from in the US. I really enjoyed the Webmaster Jam Session conference last fall (where I finally met you!). I liked the small size of the Jam Session conference, and the fact there were opportunities to meet and speak with the presenters.
However, I was often torn between deciding which session to attend, since the conference offered parallel tracks. I haven’t attended many other conferences, but want to find one similar to Webmaster Jam Session. What recommendations do you have?
Hi Deb! Well, depending on what focus you want, there are three I would recommend.
If you want a big focus on Adobe products and best practices and such in an intimate atmosphere, TODCon will fill that bill. Otherwise, An Event Apart (I believe they’re expecting about 400 or so) or Web Design World (not sure, but probably about the same).