Elevating content editor experience with realtime inline editing

Do content management forms seem complicated and hard to work with? Want to see your changes as you make them? Join an inspiring session "Empowering content editors: managing content with ease in highly complex environments" at DrupalCon Barcelona, where Artem Dmitriiev and Bruno Bruno from 1xINTERNET will demonstrate how to simplify and enhance the content editor experience with realtime inline editing!

Session overview

Modern web pages often have highly structured content to serve multiple purposes, from displaying information to providing metadata for APIs and decoupled solutions. However, managing this content can lead to complex user interfaces, especially for non-technical editors who must navigate nested structures and long reference lists. So, how can the daily work of editors and content creators be improved to make it more intuitive and less frustrating?

Learning Objectives

• Overcome challenges in managing complex content structures and decoupled architectures.
• Discover practical solutions using Drupal modules like "Content Templates" and "Frontend Editing."
• Optimise the editor experience for fully decoupled environments.

Why attend?

Experience level: Intermediate 

This session is a must for those interested in improving the content editor experience. Familiarity with Drupal content management and a basic understanding of decoupled architectures are recommended to fully benefit from this session.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore best practices using the popular Drupal modules “Content Templates” and “Frontend Editing”, both of which are maintained by our speakers. Through hands-on demos and in-depth explanations, you'll discover how to manage content at scale and improve the editor experience.

As a bonus, we’ll show you how to further enhance editor interfaces for fully decoupled websites, balancing form-based admin interfaces with visual content representations.

When will this take place? 

Tuesday 24th of September at 16:30 in Room 1 (133-134).