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Description: Layout Paragraphs is a contributed Drupal module that combines drag-and-drop editing, Drupal core's layout API, and the Paragraphs module to provide an accessible, easy-to-use authoring experience. Designed to empower marketing and editorial teams everywhere, Layout Paragraphs offers a WYSIWYG interface for publishing highly visual, long-form content.

In this session you will learn: what are the new features in CKEditor 5, additional ready to use plugins you can add to CKEditor 5 via modules, what exciting features the CKEditor team plans to add via a contrib module and how to write your own plugin (+intro to the CKEditor 5 architecture)!

Design is an investment, not an expense. A pretty bold claim and sometimes hard to sell. I would like to justify it with the use of data and content in this session.

Since my last talk about the Gin Admin Theme at DrupalCon Europe 2021 a lot has happened. I'll walk you through all the new stuff - spoiler alert - there is a lot to talk about! Some changes we'll touch: - Gin Facelift - Secondary toolbar changes - Refactored code - Developer friendliness - Gin API and so much more!

User experience (UX) design is vital for building brilliant, inclusive Drupal sites. When a robust, strategic UX design process is baked into a Drupal build from the beginning, it doesn’t only benefit the end user - it also facilitates a smoother, more efficient and enjoyable build for the developers.

There are many tools, to re-use Drupal content in InDesign or to create PDF-files. But these solutions are sometimes not efficient enough to be used in a professional publishing environment. The main topics we faced in one of our projects were:

The standard Drupal 9 content editing experience is on-par with other major CMS systems. An editor is logged in and viewing their article on the front-end, then they click a tab to go to the back-end and edit their content. In order to view their changes, they go away from the edit form and preview.

Empowering editors to design their best content is difficult. Content design may be at the bottom of their to-do list. The admin interface is just another system they have to learn how to use. Published outputs are the end goal. When they can’t publish content the way they want, they settle for less or they go outside the platform.

For a large European B2B/B2C food retailer we have created a micro frontend solution using Drupal as the main provider orchestrating the separate services. The website consists partly of regular Drupal content. Other parts display content of a commercetools application. Other parts again display search functionality powered by Elastic and Microsoft Cognitive Search.

Drupal has long been known as a top-notch content management system. It’s well-know for its flexibility, meaning that you can customize it to fit your content model, and also build custom features around that content.

You've read the Statement of Work for your next client project: A full content audit of their website to prepare for the client's first migration to Drupal. This client has 50k+ PDFs on their website, and few (if any) are 508-compliant. Your job is to audit all PDFs for 508 compliance to support a new, accessible Drupal website.

Drupal Gutenberg has been around for some years and is now among the top 400 most used Drupal 9 modules. Users keep praising how easy it is to use and how good it looks. Gutenberg Editor keeps evolving and shiny new features are added.

Drupal’s built-in i18n makes it easier than ever to build a multilingual website, but localization is more than just words and Unicode when dealing with CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean).

This presentation aims to highlight the different barriers a person may face when navigating online spaces, demonstrating the frustrations of an inaccessible website.