1xINTERNET Recaps DrupalCamp Scotland 2025: Migration Wins and UX Insights

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DrupalCamp Scotland 2025 brought together public-sector technologists, designers, and educators to share lessons from real-world Drupal projects, with 1xINTERNET capturing key takeaways. Cambridge University shifted from an abandoned rebuild to an agile, value-driven migration of 250+ sites. Edinburgh’s team shared how structured content and Lean Coffee decision-making improved recruitment platforms. Renfrewshire Council applied object-oriented UX to align design with system architecture and improve usability.

Several sessions tackled broader community needs. Hilmar Kári Hallbjörnsson presented the Drupal Open University initiative, aiming to scale grassroots training and reduce talent gaps. Gareth Alexander and Tony Barker called for collaboration on improving contextual media architecture in Drupal.

Jochen Lillich closed with a reminder that even as AI advances, empathy and human insight remain central to supporting clients and building trust. His message: “You cannot automate trust.”

Reference: Key takeaways from DrupalCamp Scotland 2025, 1xINTERNET (17 November 2025)

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