Upgrading from Drupal 9 to Drupal 10 - content authoring differences

Familiar Experience:

• Core editing experience: Much of the core content editing experience remains similar. You'll still find familiar sections like "Create content," edit forms, and the media library.
• Content types and fields: Existing content types and fields should migrate smoothly, so your content structure remains largely unchanged.

Visual & Workflow Improvements:

• Modernized interface: Expect a slightly sleeker interface with cleaner lines and typography. Icons are also refreshed for a more consistent look.
• Content moderation: Enhanced workflow with clearer status indicators and streamlined actions for easier content tracking and approvals.
• Media library: Drag-and-drop functionality and improved previews make managing and inserting media smoother.
• Layout builder: Easier content positioning and better responsiveness for mobile devices enhance layout creation.

New Features & Adjustments:

• CKEditor 5: The new text editor offers similar functionality with a slightly different interface. Explore its new features and options.
• Missing modules: Some default modules from Drupal 9 might require separate installation in Drupal 10. Drupal developers will typically look after this.
• Workflow adjustments: Specific workflows or contributed modules might require minor adjustments to adapt to Drupal 10's structure.

Additional Tips:

• Training: Consider exploring official or community-provided training resources to familiarize yourself with new features and workflows.
• Testing: If possible, participate in testing the upgraded website before launch to identify any lingering issues and familiarize yourself with changes.
• Ask questions: Don't hesitate to ask your website administrator or community forums for help with specific concerns or questions during the transition.