Experience: Visitor UX encompasses the user experience of people interacting with the site in ways that don't require being logged in as a privileged role.

Experience: UX encompasses people interacting with Drutopia software in any way. More specific role-based terms (Editor experience, Visitor experience) are preferred except when the experience of all roles is affected.

Experience: Functionality or practices that affect the experience of designers or developers who work with HTML templates and CSS.

Experience: Editor UX encompasses the user experience of content editors as well as contributors, site admins, and even visitors acting in a content editing capacity.

Work area: Unique term in the Drupal world for building data structures and functionality through Drupal's GUI.

Work area: documentation

Work area: Custom code, usually written in Drupal's PHP-based API.

Work area: visual design

Type: A refinement of existing functionality such as improving the design or display of an element.

Type: This is a request for support

Type: An evaluation or planning step that must be completed prior to other work.

A request for a feature that is being discussed, but has not been approved to be built.

Type: For identifying items that are not working as they should.

Status: ready for work to begin.

Status: This should be used for an item that may have already received discussion and now needs final sign-off.

Status: An issue that has been completed and is ready for review by a technical lead.

Status: Is being actively worked on.

Status: The issue is being discussed and cannot be implemented yet.

Status: Work that has been reviewed and is ready to be committed to the Drutopia project.

Status: A decision was made not to proceed