Tuesday, April 3rd @ 1pm EST
Register now: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/950320081
In the higher ed web environment, there are often a wide variety of administrative users. While we want the creation and maintenance of content to be easy, we also want to guarantee that non-technical content creators cannot "break" the site.
In this webinar, we'll illustrate a few configuration options to show how to safely allow users to provide site content. Then, we'll demonstrate how tests can be used to verify the site's continued smooth operation within a moving landscape of content and code updates.
We'll cover:
- Configuring some aspects of the Drupal admin to enable a wide variety of users to create content
- Writing and running Selenium tests to challenge your site's functionality
- Using Drupal's SimpleTest module to verify functionality of custom modules
This is part 1 of a 3-part Drupal series. Next up:
Tuesday, April 17th: Customizing volumes of content
Tuesday, May 1st: Organizing content for multiple audiences
Your presenter:
Lisa Sawin has 10 years experience in software and web application design. As a Solutions Architect for iFactory, Lisa's role is to be the technical voice on projects, from the initial client meetings through planning, construction and delivery of the final site. She is experienced in developing Drupal and WordPress sites for a wide variety of clients in various verticals, from libraries to higher ed to small businesses.