Sessions
Drupal Camp Asheville 2025 - July 11th-13th
How to win in arguments
Accessible Images When It Matters Most
Automate Your Life - Personal and Professional
Accessible Theming with Granite
Faster to Market: How Low-Code Drupal Tools Empower Marketers
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the demand for fast, flexible, and intuitive site-building experiences is only growing. In this session, we’ll explore DXPR and the Experience Builder as powerful tools for reducing development overhead and empowering non-developers to create compelling Drupal experiences with ease.
How to be a Good Presenter and Actually Enjoy It!
How you can build low-budget Drupal sites and still make a profit
Image Styles - Beyond the Basics
Implementing WCAG: the difference collaborating with testers with disability makes
We worked with the Duke Office of Clinical Research at Duke University to create the new My Duke Research website to improve engagement between Duke and people who participate in clinical research. A key component of connecting with this audience was delivering a smooth experience for site users relying on assistive technology.
Introduction to Page Building with Blocks, Paragraphs and coming soon... Experience Builder!
IXP Community Initiative: Using Contribution Credits to encourage organizations to hire new Drupal talent
Migrating to Drupal 11: Tips, tricks, and lessons learned
Open Y: A Drupal-Powered Platform for Good
Robot Co-Pilots: Accelerating Drupal Development with AI
The Future of Drupal Theming: AI, Experience Builder, and Beyond
The Neurodivergency SuperPower - How Diverse Teams Function Better
In today's rapidly evolving work environment, successful teams embrace diversity in all its forms, especially neurodiversity. Neurodivergent individuals—those with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other cognitive differences—bring unique perspectives, creativity, and problem-solving skills that can supercharge team performance.
What a front of the front end developer brings to your team
Are you a front of the front end developer who focuses on CSS, semantic HTML, and presentational Javascript, and do you wonder if your skillset matters in the world of modern web development? Do you think about the best way to mark up an SVG to be as accessible as possible, and write Twig templates with (relative) ease?