D8 Drupalcampnola.com sitemap

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jasonawant's picture

Hey all,

In preparation of our next meetup, I'd like to start a discussion here about the sitemap for the Drupal 8 Drupalcampnola.com site.

The current site: http://www.drupalcampnola.com/
The current site consists of 3 content types: Articles, Basic Page, and Session. You can read articles on the front page; they're akin to blog posts. Basic pages are, well, basic pages for static content.

Sessions consisted of the following fields: Title, Presenter, Presenter Email, Track and Description. When accepting submissions, we allowed anonymous users to create and submit session content. We then closed submissions by removing the anonymous permission to create session content. We then added room and time selects to the session content type to schedule the accepted sessions.

We organized the scheduled session content using multiple views here > http://www.drupalcampnola.com/session-schedule

The current sitemap looks like

  • Front
  • About
  • T-Shirts
  • Schedule
  • News: lists article teasers
  • Contact
  • Drupalcamp New Orleans Code of Conduct
  • Sessions: lists submitted sessions during submission period
  • Registration

At the last meetup, we discussed extending the current site with user accounts and profile pages. We also posed the question about authenticating via Drupal.org. However, Drupal.org does not provide such a login system, read more at https://www.drupal.org/node/353425. However, we can implement another authentication solution.

For starters, I think we can extend the previous sitemap with user profiles along with a community page to list profiles. We can then consider changes to sitemap or other features, particularly session submission, as the project progresses. Please respond here with your opinions and feedback.

Thanks, Jason

Comments

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allysin's picture

Since we are talking to include user profiles underneath a community page, I'd think this would be an ideal place to include the code of conduct information for Drupal. I also suggest that we rethink the necessity of the news page as it looks like this page contained a lot of the same content already displayed on the Front.

Louisiana

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