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This talk by Jody Lynn explores the crucial architecture decisions involved in building a Drupal site, emphasizing how these choices impact maintainability, usability, and the overall development timeline. The speaker highlights the importance of having skilled individuals who can transform complex requirements into clear architecture plans, sharing insights on best practices that should be understood by all site builders, themers, and developers. By focusing on semantic meaning, the session outlines how to effectively name and consistently use building blocks such as content types, user roles, and Views displays. Attendees will learn how to create a semantic architecture that improves documentation, eases onboarding for new team members, and supports future upgrades, all while addressing common pitfalls associated with Drupal site building. This session primarily targets patterns in modules relevant to major versions of Drupal, particularly Drupal 8.
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