Design 4 Drupal: Upcoming Events
The following is a running list of recent and upcoming events. These announcements are shown in order of when they were posted.
Free Webinar by Megan Sanicki, COO, Drupal Association: Cracking the Community Code
Building communities is an artsy science that is a strategic initiative for organizations of all kinds from nonprofit to for-profit. In this webinar, we will remove the mystery of building thriving online communities. We will look at community building best practices from leading community managers such as Jono Bacon of Ubuntu, and will understand how to use these pro-tips to grow and nurture global communities through a case study on Drupal.
Why Should You Attend This?
o To learn how the Drupal community grows and is nurtured
o To learn about the community management best practices
[Free Webinar] Drupal 8: Frontend for Backenders
Drupal 8 will ship with a fancy new template engine (Twig) and a simpler theme layer. In this webinar, our speaker will show you some goodies from Twig and give you a walkthrough on how to get started with it.
He will also talk about the major problems that people were facing in working with Drupal 7 and what the community has done to make it better. This webinar will show - in both practical examples and on a broader scale - why Drupal 8 will make peace between backenders and frontenders.
Why Should You Attend This?
Read moreFrontend United 2015: Bristol
Frontend United will be in Bristol UK this year. We've got some great speakers lined up already.
Tickets are now on sale at frontendunited.org - grab the early bird tickets whilst you can.
Read more2014 Design for Drupal, Boston - Aug 1-3
Design for Drupal Boston | August 1-3, 2014 | MIT Stata Center
Design for Drupal, Boston is an annual web design camp covering all aspects of design, UX, & theming for Drupal websites.
Since 2009, hundreds of Drupal designers, developers and site builders have converged each year at MIT's Stata Center to share ideas, gather design inspiration, and learn new techniques for Drupal design and theme development from some of the brightest minds in the Drupal design community.
Read moreFrontend United Copenhagen
Frontend United in copenhagen 29 - 30 - 31 August 2014
Friday: Sessions & Frontend Love
Saturday: more Sessions & Frontend Love
Sunday: Codesprint
Hollywood Drupal Meetup at Cilpex and via WebEx on February 18, 2014: Bootstrap 3.0 & GLADCamp Preview
After taking some time off, we're excited to announce that Hollywood Drupal is starting up again and this time we're being hosted by our friends at Ciplex. Join us at their Hollywood office on Tuesday, February 18, 2014, between 7-9pm Pacific. This meetup is free and there will be food, drinks, and raffle prizes!
Are you new to Drupal or the Downtown Drupal meetup? Come learn about Drupal and how others like yourself are using it for their project, business or organization. We promise not to talk down to you.
This meetup features a presentation by Matt Giacomazzo on Bootstrap 3.0 & Drupal 7. We'll also have a group discussion and GLADCamp Preview sneak peak of all the events coming up during the upcoming Greater Los Angeles Drupal Camp on March 7th, 8th & 9th, 2014.
Those interested in attending this meetup remotely are welcome to join us via WebEx.
Read moreDrupal in a Day - Fairfax, VA (near DC)
The course is designed for individuals who are web savvy, used to using SW applications and online interfaces, and are interested in developing sites using a content management system.
It is also useful for project managers that are interested in learning how Drupal works to be able to effectively communicate with Drupal configurers, themers and developers.
Read moreFrontend United London - 2013
Frontend United, formerly known as Drupal Design Camp, is a yearly European conference that moves from country to country. Its aim is to bring front-end developers, designers and Drupal themers from all kinds of backgrounds closer together and share knowledge, experiences and ideas face-to-face.
Read more2013 Design for Drupal, Boston
Design for Drupal Boston | June 22-23, 2013 | boston2013.design4drupal.org
Design for Drupal, Boston is an annual web design camp covering all aspects of design, UX, & theming for Drupal websites.
Since 2009, hundreds of Drupal designers, developers and site builders have converged each year at MIT's Stata Center to share ideas, gather design inspiration, and learn new techniques for Drupal design and theme development from some of the brightest minds in the Drupal design community.
Read moreFrontend Drupal Meetup at Media Temple and via WebEx on Tuesday, March 19, 2013: GLADCamp.org Case Study & From Fixed to Responsive
We're excited to announce the next Frontend Drupal Meetup, a meetup focusing on design, usability, accessibility and theming. This month, we're meeting again at Media Temple in Culver City, CA, between 7-9pm on Tuesday, March 19, 2013. Those interested in attending this event remotely can join us via WebEx.
GLADCamp.org Case Study
At this meetup, Sebastian Chedal (@fountainwire) will highlight some of the development tips and techniques used to produce the theme for this year's Greater Los Angeles Area Drupal Camp website at GLADCamp.org.
Sebastian will delve into design, programming and mobile/tablet considerations. The session will cover conditional stylesheets, JavaScript, patching, contributed modules, some PHP and how to override the output of a particular image style with a custom module.
From Fixed to Responsive
Mario Hernandez (@designsdrive) is a Front-End Web Developer and Lead Designer for The U.S. District Court Central District of California, the largest Federal Court in the United States. In 2012, Mario lead the design and development of the Court's public-facing website which is powered by Drupal.
Using a theme provided by the Administrative Office in DC as a starting point, the website was transformed into a responsive website making the first of its kind for a Federal Court. In this session, Mario will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented during this project and will describe the various techniques used to turned a fixed-width theme into a responsive theme.
We're soliciting additional presentations for this meetup. If there's a topic that you'd like give a presentation on, please leave a comment in the comments below. Likewise, if there's a topic that you'd like to learn more about, you're welcome to make a request in the comments below. Thank you!
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