Pousada De Palmela

We had the SDL Tridion (Community) MVP retreat at the grand, gorgeous, and very accommodating Palmela Pousada.

Authentic castle meets modern accommodations when manual door locks ("it's really a key!") meet Eco-saving auto lights or high speed WiFi meet 10 foot thick walls. The only minor complaint is I suspect the castle walls still work so well that they blocked WiFi to my room.

Also, apologies to any guests that we bothered during our excited day-time discussions or late night celebrations at the bar.

Our event was a chance to appreciate those that contribute to our technical community. Having a once-in-a lifetime location such as Palmela makes all the difference.

I highly recommend a Portuguese Pousada for your corporate event or personal vacation. If you can, consider choosing the great staff and impressive locale of Palmela.

Obrigados!

Tridion Content Analysis: Part 5, The Answer

1. The Trivial Example and Question
2. Context
3. Inventory
4. Process
5. The Answer

Quick, how many schemas and templates do you see?

Tridion Content Analysis: Part 4, The Process

1. The Trivial Example and Question
2. Context
3. Inventory
4. Process
5. The Answer

In the previous posts, we saw the trivial Tridion article example then the context that make content type analysis challenging. We reviewed the content inventory details we need for design sessions. Now let's look at how we design from the top down (I owe Kelly Thompson for the catchy point that we design from the top-down but implement from the bottom-up).

Tridion Content Analysis: Part 3, Inventory

1. The Trivial Example and Question
2. Context
3. Inventory
4. Process
5. The Answer

In Part 1 of this Tridion Content Analysis series, we saw the trivial article example and knew something didn't quite fit. Part 2 explained why context matters. Let's clarify the details by taking a content inventory.