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Molly Holzschlag
- 10 Steps to CSS Success: Browser, User, Author
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- Welcome
- Web Basics
- Publishing on the Web: Putting Files on the Server
- Web Design Process and Workflow
- Project Management
- Mark My WWWord: HTML and XHTML
- Standards Compliance
- Layouts
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- Meta Tags and Search
- Usability
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- Enhancing Web Page Interaction
- Web Graphics
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- Overview of Servers
- Server Programming Basics
- Careers in Web Design
- Tools
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- Intellectual Property for Web Designers
Molly Holzschlag
Last updated Oct 17, 2003.
There is little doubt that in the world of Web design and development, Molly E. Holzschlag is one of the most vibrant and influential people around. With nearly 20 book titles to her credit—including Zen of CSS Design—Molly also writes the popular column Integrated Design for Web Techniques magazine, as well as numerous features for such diverse publications as Macworld, PCMagazine, IBM developerWorks, WebReview.com, and Builder.com. She is an engaging speaker and teacher, appearing regularly at conferences including Comdex, Internet World, WEB2001, XMLDevCon, and Web Builder.
In more academic arenas, Molly teaches Webmaster courses for the University of Arizona, University of Phoenix, and Pima Community College. Honored as one of the Top 25 Women on the Web, Molly is an advisory board member to the World Organization of Webmasters, is a member of the Web Standards Project, and spent a year as executive editor of WebReview.com. For more about Molly's books, articles, events, and Web-related activities, visit www.molly.com.
