Session Tracks

[bendygirl]

Found the session track content. If we're all good with this for this year, then it's below.

Code and DevOps
This track is focused on developers and the back-end technologies to deal with today’s and future challenges. With the coming release of Drupal 8, as well as emerging Web technologies, preparation is essential. These sessions will help you learn how to deliver effective solutions to meet these needs.

Business and Strategy
The purpose of this track is two-fold - one angle helps you to understand the advantages of Drupal from an organizational leadership angle and the other is to highlight the great Drupal sites and projects you're working on and to show what's possible. These sessions are business focused, and will be non-technical.

Site Building
Learn how to leverage the flexibility of Drupal to deliver experiences in nearly limitless ways. See how you are able to do this—often without code and relying on the ever-expanding universe of contributed modules.

Front End, UX & Design
This track covers delivering projects focused on the most important audience—the end user. Learn how to leverage Drupal to help you keep abreast of emerging trends in the mobile, componentized Web world. We’ll show you strategies for fostering collaboration between content creators, designers, strategists, and end-users.

Training
These all-day trainings focus on making your team successful in Drupal. As anyone in the field knows, finding knowledgeable practitioners and getting good training is challenging. Here, we show how to bring team members up to speed in Drupal, and where and how to look for outside assistance when internal resources are scant.

[jamiebeemac]

I think we are good to proceed with these

[charlieartist]

I will be adding the icons, styled for this year, to the theme.

[charlieartist]

OK folks--quick UX question: would it be good to have some introductory copy with the session track descriptions when someone goes to submit?