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Getting Drupal to work in a government environment is a technology problem. Getting good content into that Drupal system, however, is a people problem.

You've just rebuilt your website and made sure it's accessible. You've checked the boxes, gotten the approvals, and successfully launched the new website. What now?

How the federally-funded Reproductive Health National Training Center (rhntc.org) site collaborated with a digital analytics consultant to surface untapped data and insights into an easy-to-use dashboard using Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4 (GA4).

Ever wonder how you can leverage US Web Design System without losing your federal agency identity? This presentation will focus on taking USWDS beyond the basics.

Learn how this team improved their Drupal Systems — from the site’s user experience and tagging strategy to the automation at AWS — in only six months.

When a closely knit and well-experienced government team builds their first Drupal site and launches it on their own hosting, they encounter unforeseen yet surmountable obstacles. This journey explores how the team improved their Drupal systems—from the site's user experience and tagging strategy to the automation at AWS—in just six months.

Understanding what a design sprint is and what is needed to conduct one, as well as tangible insights and inspiration from a real-life example.

The initial Discovery phase of a project can be highly strategic and complex. How can agencies catering to government projects do it, and do it well?

In this session, we will demonstrate how easy it is to install, configure, and use to create and manage content for government websites.

This session is a fun & relatable introduction into developer management roles, but also serves as reminders to people that currently lead teams.