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Understanding Drupal

Conference Year:
2020
Presenter(s): dinarcon

Drupal is an extremely flexible system. To achieve this, various layers of abstractions were built into it. A lot of concepts were created to explain these abstractions. Unfortunately, they are not always intuitive.

Session Track: Site Building and Using Drupal
Technical Level: Beginner

Unicorn Hunting - How to find (and keep) great engineering talent

Conference Year:
2019
Presenter(s): jasonschulte

Finding good engineers is hard.  Finding great engineers can seem impossible.

Session Track: Community and Being Human
Technical Level: Intermediate

Unraveling Drupal's Migrate API

Conference Year:
2021
Presenter(s): mauricio

The Migrate API is a powerful and flexible system to get content and configuration into Drupal. This presentation will take you behind the curtains to understand how the migration system works and what assumptions it makes.

Session Track: Coding and Development
Technical Level: Intermediate

Untangling Dependencies: Using Composer to efficiently govern your core, module, and patch updates and keep your hair

Conference Year:
2018
Presenter(s): Rahul

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Session Track: Coding and Development
Technical Level: Beginner

Untangling Your Drupal Git Workflow: An Introduction For Noobs

Conference Year:
2017
Presenter(s): dzinkevich

Session Recording: https://youtu.be/Vkxd1YpLVLU

UPDATE: SLIDES ARE UP: http://bit.ly/2eZMj5i

Session Track: Devops, Performance, Security, and Privacy
Technical Level: Beginner

Usability and Accessibility

Conference Year:
2018
Presenter(s): junaidmasoodi

If you have been working with accessibility on the web, you’ll know that the current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG version 2.0) have been around since 2008.

Session Track: Design, UX, and Accessibility
Technical Level: Beginner

User Know Best, So Test

Conference Year:
2018
Presenter(s): Badfaerie

Usability testing is how we know that what we have created is really resonating with our users. It is a waste of resources to build the perfect "thing" only to have users ignore it, as if it isn't there.

Session Track: Project and Team Management
Technical Level: Intermediate

User-Centered Design: Why It’s Good for Business—Let Me Show You How

Conference Year:
2018
Presenter(s): karolus

It’s often too easy to scope a project based solely on a list of client requirements—and ultimate end goal—while overlooking where the real impact will be—with the end user.

Session Track: Community and Being Human
Technical Level: Beginner

Using Agile to Plan & Execute Better Together

Conference Year:
2021
Presenter(s): [email protected]

Too often, business (mission) teams and development teams work on their own cadence that are often misaligned and out of sync.

Session Track: Project and Team Management
Technical Level: Beginner

Using Machine Learning to improve UX

Conference Year:
2018
Presenter(s): aczietlow, ccrampton

Drupal excels at empowering people to manage data and curate their content. With the initiative towards further decoupled architectures, we can serve that content in a variety of new and interesting ways.

Session Track: Coding and Development
Technical Level: Intermediate

Utilizing Usability.gov to Assist Your Clients

Conference Year:
2016
Presenter(s): Danielle_Sheffler

Drupal 8 has changed a lot and the process for building a Drupal site is not the exception.

During this session, you will learn how to use composer to improve your development workflow.

Session Track: Design, UX, and Accessibility
Technical Level: Beginner

Vamos Al Futuro: World View Diversity and Open Source

Conference Year:
2017
Presenter(s): mabfire

Session Recording: https://youtu.be/GWG1MS4ypeY

Session Track: Community and Being Human
Technical Level: Intermediate

Variable Fonts: Designing for Performance

Conference Year:
2018
Presenter(s): karolus

Much of what we do as content and site creators is done with type. For both effective communication and Website performance, how it’s implemented can be a delicate balancing act.

Session Track: Design, UX, and Accessibility
Technical Level: Beginner

Var_Dumps are for Chumps: An Introduction to Xdebug

Conference Year:
2019
Presenter(s): ccrampton

Over the years, I've been shocked at the number of colleagues and fellow Drupal developers who don't use a debugging tool like Xdebug.  These developers have been 'var_dump'ing and 'dpm'ing their entire career, and may not be aware of the immense…

Session Track: Coding and Development
Technical Level: Intermediate

Web Accessibility… like a BOSS!

Conference Year:
2019
Presenter(s): laura.gates

Five ways managers can become champions of web accessibility… like a BOSS! As a manager, it’s very easy to feel overwhelmed by web accessibility with everything from acronyms and technical jargon to federal and state laws to learn.

Session Track: Project and Team Management
Technical Level: Beginner

Webform 8.x-5.x

Conference Year:
2017
Presenter(s): jrockowitz

Session Recording: https://youtu.be/gu4A9zst6kQ

Session Track: Site Building and Using Drupal
Technical Level: Beginner

Webforms for government

Conference Year:
2019
Presenter(s): jrockowitz

This presentation will explore how governments can leverage the Webform module for Drupal 8 to build accessible forms that securely collective massive amounts of data.

Session Track: Site Building and Using Drupal
Technical Level: Beginner

Website Accessibility: The Internet is for Everyone

Conference Year:
2016
Presenter(s): session-archive-bot

Speaker(s): carie.fisher

Session Track: Design, UX, and Accessibility
Technical Level: Beginner

Weekend Project : Marketing Your Business in 1-Page

Conference Year:
2017
Presenter(s): TheAmy

Session Recording: https://youtu.be/SxhYNqFlMr0

Session Track: Community and Being Human
Technical Level: Beginner

What can the USA learn from the world on accessibility policy?

Conference Year:
2020
Presenter(s): mgifford

Canada, the European Union and the United Kingdom have all developed legislation on web accessibility since the Section 508 Refresh process was enacted in 2017.

Session Track: Design, UX, and Accessibility
Technical Level: Beginner

What do Security and Accessibility have in common?

Conference Year:
2016
Presenter(s): mgifford

What could Accessibility and Security possibly have in common?

Accessibility is about helping people with disabilities, while security is about keeping out the bad guys, right?

Session Track: Site Building and Using Drupal
Technical Level: Beginner

Who dropped and made you the voice for all users!

Conference Year:
2017
Presenter(s): Junkant

Session Recording: https://youtu.be/ffxWux5cDHc

Session Track: Design, UX, and Accessibility
Technical Level: Intermediate

Why Metrics? How Metrics? Do I even need them?

Conference Year:
2020
Presenter(s): eduardomadariaga

Metrics has become one of the most popular terms when talking about team introspection, especially in the software industry.

Session Track: Content Strategy and Analytics
Technical Level: Beginner

Why Migrate to Drupal 8 Now

Conference Year:
2019
Presenter(s): tobby, fhaynes

You have heard that D7 is going to be sunset next year, and that D9 is just around the corner. Now what?

Session Track: Project and Team Management
Technical Level: Intermediate

Why We Can't Have Nice Things: 19 Overused Drupal Buzzwords to Stop Using in 2019

Conference Year:
2019
Presenter(s): ClintonAtMobomo

Hey, bro. Is your Drupal site headless? Decoupled? Headless and decoupled? Is it on a blockchain? Data-driven and cloud-first? Oh, and by site I of course mean ambitious omnichannel digital experience.

Session Track: Community and Being Human
Technical Level: Beginner