It’s a common story that we hear across many campuses: small team, huge website. How do you stay sane, keep everything up to date, and still have time to work on adding new features?
The answer is to automate whenever possible! We’ll show you some of the strategies and tools that the Stanford Law School WebTeam has developed to help us keep it all under control.
In this session, we’ll cover the following:
Come see Backdrop CMS in action.
This session will demonstrate some of the kinds of things you can do with Backdrop core alone. We'll walk through site-building tasks that showcase some of the differences between Backdrop and Drupal, but mostly you'll see how similar the two projects are.
I was a self-taught Google Analytics user. I thought I was getting by OK.
But, since working with professional analysts, I’ve seen how my data wasn’t as complete or accurate as I thought I was. And with bad data, it’s easy to tell the wrong story.
I’m here to level you up, and share best practices for setting up your Google Analytics accounts.
In this talk, we will:
provide recommendations on best practices for setting up your views, filters, and goals
University Communications is currently developing a new Stanford-branded WordPress theme, Redwood, which will be available to the Stanford community later this year. Redwood will replace the Cardinal and Lagunita themes as the recommended theme for Stanford-branded websites. Redwood is built with Stanford's new pattern library, Decanter.
Don't you wish there was a way you could give each and every user of your module's admin experience a quick and easy way to learn what each setting really did and why it was there? Good news Drupal 8 users, this is actually in core. The Tour Module has been in core sine the first release of Drupal 8 and is awaiting you to leverage it.
Are you just learning Drupal? Are you considering or do you have a site on Stanford sites at sites.stanford.edu? If so, this session is for you!
We'll walk through how you would get started with your Stanford site. Then we'll explore some tips and tricks. Bring your friends and bring your questions!
You can find tutorials on most of the topics we covered on our blog at:
Best practices for formatting your content for the web in the context of Drupal. Topics we will cover include what well-structured content is, why we care about it and how to make it in Drupal, with special focus on the CKEditor WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get, pronounced "wizzy-wig") Editor.
A session highlighting best practices around presenting data visually.
Have you noticed that most website homepages and landing pages look like layered cakes with content stacked one after another? How are these layered content pages built and managed?
In this session, I will discuss the use of Drupal blocks for prototyping page layouts, paragraphs for enhancing the content editing experience, and features for standardizing page layouts across multiple websites.
GSB's Data, Analytics, and Research Computing (DARC) team has developed experience using Full-Stack JS (MongoDB, node.js, react/js/redux/js) to improve research services. react.js/redux.js in particular make it easy for us to build and maintain fairly complex UI's for complex web apps. Applications include (a) interactive web-based human subjects experiments, (b) self-service research computing access sponsorship, and (c) access to web-based cloud computing.
