Survey on Drupal theming at Berkeley

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A group of people across multiple departments is looking into the possibility of having a Drupal theme developed that would be available to anyone on campus, and that would conform to Berkeley branding guidelines and accessibility best practices. We're looking for feedback on the state of Drupal theming on campus, and who might use (or adapt) a Berkeley-branded theme.

What kind of Drupal site(s) do you currently run?

Check all that apply

Open Berkeley

Drupal site built by you / other Berkeley staff

Drupal site built by contractor

Other:

How was the current theme for your Drupal site developed?

Provided by Open Berkeley

Custom built by vendor

Purchased off-the-shelf (e.g. from a site that sells themes)

Downloaded from drupal.org

Built / highly customized by you or other Berkeley staff

Other:

How does your current site theme relate to Berkeley's branding guidelines?

Tries to follow Berkeley branding guidelines (colors, fonts, designs) closely

Loosely follows branding guidelines (e.g. maybe using blue & gold, but not much else)

Highly customized (e.g. using your organization's branding or a unique look & feel)

Other:

Clear selection

Has your site's theme undergone an accessibility evaluation?

Yes

Other:

Clear selection

Are you planning on revamping/upgrading an existing Drupal site and/or creating a new one in the next six months?

Yes

Other:

Clear selection

How comfortable are you modifying the code for Drupal themes?

Very comfortable; familiar with Drupal's PHP/CSS/HTML conventions

Somewhat comfortable; can tweak themes but not make major modifications

Not very comfortable

Not at all comfortable

Other:

Clear selection

If there were a Drupal theme that conformed to Berkeley branding guidelines and followed accessibility best practices, how likely would you be to use it?

This theme would not be officially supported (i.e. there wouldn't be a group you could email directly for help with the theme) but community support groups like the Drupal Developers Circle could be a venue for addressing some of those questions.

Would use it with minimal modifications

Would use it, but would probably make modifications (e.g. to incorporate departmental branding)

Might use it

Wouldn't use it

Other:

Clear selection

Describe the websites, if any, where you would use this theme.

Would your group be willing to contribute financial or time resources to the development and/or maintenance of a campus-branded Drupal theme?

(e.g. "could provide $500/year for maintenance", "could provide 1 hr/month to help with documentation / troubleshooting", "could support our own sites but not help with others' sites")

Any other thoughts?

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Email (optional but encouraged)

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