UX / Design

Presented by Ryan Picchini, Ron Northcutt, Michael Bane

Learn about Acquia CMS can simplify drupal site building. Acquia Content Management System (Acquia CMS) provides low- or no-code websites powered by Drupal, and following Acquia best practices developed through working with thousands of customers using Drupal. Using Acquia CMS, you can install Drupal and build a reasonably customized and functional website without writing a single line of Drupal code. This allows site builders to create customizable websites at scale

With an increased awareness of DEI and accessibility in the world, are you keeping up online? This talk will highlight the importance of creating a diverse, equitable and inclusive in digital spaces and how you can create more accessible and inclusive sites at Stanford and beyond.

Changes to Facebook’s pixel-based event tracking will be affecting every site in the stanford.edu system. Bjorn Carey, Senior Director for Digital Strategy at University Communications, will outline what is changing and how UComm can advise you on navigating these changes.

Our panelists will share and discuss how the rapid change to their working environments due to the pandemic affected their teams ability to deliver quality user experiences, web strategy and project strategy

Have you ever wanted to create a Drupal theme using Pattern Lab? Do you want to learn how to implement your very own Component-Based Design using atomic design principles?

In this session, you'll learn the step-by-step process of how to set up Pattern Lab and Drupal 8 using Emulsify from start to finish.

A case study of the new https://giving.stanford.edu website and how it was built out in partnership with the Office of Development (OOD) and Stanford Web Services (SWS).

From the initial concept to the UX and content strategy, through to the implementation of the vision, come find out how we successfully pulled off this project. We will highlight key wins and talk through all of the new fun technologies that we used. React, Gatsby, Netlify, Serverless, Headless, and more!

Overview of the updated identity guide website for Stanford communicators with a focus on new sections and tools added.

Accessibility is essential for developers and organizations that want to create high-quality websites and web tools, and not exclude people from using their products and services. If you’re in charge of your website, you have a lot of things to cover between keeping it up to date, entering and managing content, and making sure it's all accessible.

As part of an inclusive content strategy, how accessible is your media?

This session will cover two challenging topics together: multilingual websites and 508 compliance. 

We’ll cover the basics of how supporting websites in multiple languages affect assistive technology and find out if the Google Translate widget will be enough to meet multiple levels of compliance.