Below is a list of sessions that have been proposed for Drupaldelphia. Don't miss out on your chance to share your insight and knowledge, propose a session today!
2019 Drupaldelphia
Drupal & Composer Help Desk
OBJECTIVE:
This general help desk is designed to give attendees the chance to:
Community Give Back - Contribution Workshops
OBJECTIVE:
This 1-on-1 workshop is to designed to give attendees the chance to:
Accessibility Lab
OBJECTIVE
This lab offers attendees a chance to:
Driving Strategy with Human Centered Design
Great websites are made before a line of code is ever written. By developing strategies in collaboration with our clients, powered by insights about users, we lay the groundwork for transformative possibilities.
This talk will focus on such strategies, and identify how applying them can:
- accelerate innovation fueled by a common vision
- intentionally align key stakeholder needs
- reduce risk and lower costs through early alignment
Design Systems for the Web
At Eastern Standard, we’ve spent several years refining our approach to the design and implementation of content-rich websites, transitioning away from “templates” and toward modular components that can be combined, re-used, and updated as needs change. This presentation will provide an overview of what we've learned through that process, with concise, actionable takeaways for those who:
a) want to start using a systems-based approach to design, or
Test Driven Development in Real Life
Have you dreamed of embracing "automated testing", having heard that it's the solution to all of your problems, and helps you sleep at night?
Are you overwhelmed at all the terminology and tools associated with CI/CD, testing, and automation in general?
This session provides a practical view of Test Driven Development when implemented in the real world.
Preparing for Privacy Regulation
Last year's implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union has spurred a debate across the United States at both the federal and state level about how to improve data privacy practices through government regulation. Preparations for the California Consumer Privacy Act (which goes into effect at the beginning of next year) are underway at many businesses and it appears to be only a matter of time before other governments take action.
Content Migration Strategy: A Tale of Two Websites
When designing and building a website, too often companies deprioritize content. So it's no surprise that a top reason why site launches are delayed is because content is not ready.
What does it look like for content to go from an afterthought to a requirement? And, what happens during a website migration when developers, desginers, and content strategists collaborate effectively?
Intro to Accessibility
Accessibility is not just a hot topic, but an essential consideration of any web development project.
In this session, we will cover:
Drupal for Entrepreneurs - let the drop help you do the hard thinking
Everyone wants to build a business around an “app”. That’s fine, but learning to code is hard while also building a business around the app you want. Prototyping your site with Drupal allows you to do the hard thinking that app designers and software architects do, without having to learn their specific skills. Super bonus, if you find a Drupal developer, they can build the rest of the website based on the prototype you’ve already built!
Drupal sits in the middle:
Code signing modules in Backdrop & Silkscreen
Backdrop CMS includes an in-site module installer that downloads from BackdropCMS.org. In an upcoming version of Backdrop, these module packages (and eventually the modules themselves) will be digitally signed by the Backdrop CMS team using a new Code Sign interface. John will talk about how Code Sign works, why it is in Backdrop, and how it affects sites from the perspectives of site owners, site builders, and module developers.
Security in Practice: Tools and Techniques
Security is not a one-time activity that is performed and completed. A mature operation promotes continuous improvement in an ever evolving landscape of threats and mitigation techniques. Where does this leave us in the Drupal community?
All for Web and Web for All: Moving Toward Accessibility Compliance
The accessible web, it's not just for avoiding lawsuits anymore. What makes a site accessibilitiy compliant? How can we get there - and why should we bother? This session will provide a foundation in accessibility concepts and guidance in leveraging that foundation into organizational change, where everyone who touches the site remains aware of accessibility issues. Join us in the quest for WCAG 2.0 AA Compliance!
Drupal in Healthcare
Proposed presentation. The use of Drupal in the corporate environment - challenges and industry trends. Open source vs acquia - what are the gaps. Challenges with content and solutions like Cohesion DX.
What’s new in WCAG 2.1?
WCAG 2.0 was published a decade ago, which is an eternity in Internet years. This past June, the W3 released WCAG 2.1. These new guidelines focus on improving accessibility for users with cognitive disabilities and for users who browse websites on mobile devices, like tablets and smartphones. So what does that mean for you?
In this session, we’ll answer questions like:
2018 Drupaldelphia
Opening Remarks & Lightning Keynotes
If you missed out on DrupalCon Nashville, we've got you covered at Drupaldelphia!
Our lightning keynotes will feature 4 panelists providing perspectives from:
- Spearheading new technologies with Drupal
- Leading project/product management teams
- Operating a digital agency
- Changing the academic landscape to keep up with digital technologies
Panelists and moderator will highlight takeaways from the DrupalCon Nashville 2018 Driesnote and summarize the future of the digital web landscape from their perspectives!
Why Agile is Hard for the Government
Why Agile is so hard for the government (and what we can do to help)
by Brian Campo of SABRE Systems, a DOD contractor
Four Letter Words to describe your Teammates (MBTI)
Four Letter words to describe your teammates
by Tiffany Powley
The Boring Middle Part
A lot of people think that in agile, we plan work just in time, that we wait until just before a sprint to do our planning. That's true but what's also true, and often ignored, is the part where you architect strategy ahead of time, getting agreement on high level what, why and how before sending work to developers.
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