Drupal Global Training Day in Moldova

November 6, 2013 — Sergiu Nagailic (Nikro)
Drupal Global Training Day in Moldova
Tags:#Drupal Global Training Day#Drupal Moldova Association#Planet
Categories:#General
Countries:#Moldova
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sergiu Nagailic (Nikro) — CTO & Co-founder at HumanFace Tech
Hands-on technical leader with 16+ years across CTO, tech-lead, and product architecture roles. Specializes in AI product delivery, RAG and agentic systems, and technical leadership.
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We (Drupal Moldova Association) have put things together last week, to creating a really awesome one-page static website for Drupal Global Training Day, here in Moldova. 

And here's how we did it.

Instead of implementing a Drupal Instance or instead of simply creating an event on http://www.meetup.com/, we've decided to create an animated one page website, which will include the following:

  • Mission
  • Information about Drupal (videos + info badges)
  • Quotes from local developers
  • Info about the Training
  • Info about the Speakers
  • Partners (Sponsors)
  • Registration form
  • E-mail subscription and Contacts

Corina Ciripitca, a designer which is also a friend of Drupal Moldova Association, has helped us with the design of the website, and she did a really great job!

I thought we have to share our experience with the community, what we did and how we did it, just to serve as an example for others.

We tried to make the webpage mobile-first (responsive) and we tried to keep it as simple as possible. So we used the following components:

We also used custom CSS styling, of course, and a little big of JavaScript (jQuery) magic.

The final result is here: http://training.drupalmoldova.org/

Feel free to leave your comments here.

I guess there's still room for improvement, but we did the whole thing in less than a week (design + coding) because we needed to seek for partners and sponsors.

Cheers

 

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