Drupalcon summary: Designing for Drupal
Now that we've finished our session (thanks to everyone for the great feedback!), I get to go to sessions. I'm going to do my best to post summaries of the sessions I visit.
The first of these is "Designing for Drupal," presented by Chris Fassnacht and Stephanie Pakrul, themers for CivicActions.com. As Drupal reaches wider adoption, it is becoming more important to effectively bring together the functionality and structure developers create with the creativity and “wow” factor designers specialize in. This session focused on the themer’s need to balance these two different perspectives and sets of priorities, along with techniques designers can employ to more effectively work on Drupal projects.
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