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Jerad Bitner

September 4, 2024

The Art of Jira: Ticketing Best Practices and the Issue Schema

In part three of our series on Jira, you'll learn ticketing best practices and how to organize your issue queue to help your team communicate effectively.

• Technical Project Management

Webinar

August 27, 2024

One Site or a Thousand? Optimizing Content Discovery Through Search and Governance

Discover strategies to improve content discoverability and governance with real-world examples from Harvard and Brown University.

• Digital & Content Strategy
• Search

Article

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Matt Robison

August 21, 2024

Keeping Your Content Types Clear and Organized

When there are many content types to choose from, editors struggle to choose the right one. Learn when to create new types and how to guide editors in making the best choice.

• Digital & Content Strategy
• Drupal Site Building

Article

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Matt Robison

August 7, 2024

Drupal 11: What’s New and What’s Next

The release of Drupal 11 adds improved navigation, more capabilities for content governance, easier-to-maintain themes, and much more.

• Community
• Drupal Development

Article

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Brian Skowron

July 31, 2024

Adopting a Unified Web Platform Requires a New Platform Culture

When rolling out a new content management system, you need more than great technology. You also need a culture ready to embrace it.

• Digital & Content Strategy

Webinar

July 24, 2024

Simplify Your Drupal Front-End with Single-Directory Components

Implementing design systems with Single-Directory Components and using Storybook to increase the ROI on your development efforts.

• Drupal Development
• Front-end Architecture

Article

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Andrew Berry

July 17, 2024

The Easy Guide to Resolving composer.lock Conflicts

How to resolve composer.lock file conflicts, why all of this work is necessary, and steps you can take to minimize these conflicts in the first place.

• Drupal Development
• System Administration

Article

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Jerad Bitner

July 10, 2024

The Art of Jira: Company Versus Team

In part 2 of our series on Jira, we cover an important choice when creating a project, one that you can't change later.

• Technical Project Management

Article

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Javier Reartes

July 3, 2024

Responsive HTML Tables: Presenting Data in an Accessible Way

Tables are still a vital part of the web, but we need to make them responsive and accessible for smaller devices. We evaluate one popular approach and then cover the solution we landed on.

• Accessibility
• Drupal Development
• Front-end Development

Article

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Jerad Bitner

June 26, 2024

The Art of Jira: Scrum and Kanban

Jira is a powerful tool for managing projects, but can be overwhelming to new users. This article is the first in a series about using Jira effectively.

• Technical Project Management

Article

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Matt Robison

June 18, 2024

What Happens If You Don't Have a Unified Web Platform?

Properly implemented, a unified web platform helps solve a lot of problems. We cover some of the biggest issues a scattered web presence can cause for your organization.

• Digital & Content Strategy
• Technical Architecture

Article

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Seth Brown

June 6, 2024

Will Drupal Starshot Help Drupal Compete?

A quick summary of Drupal Starshot, why we need it, potential roadblocks as it progresses, and how we intend to help it succeed.

• Community
• News

Article

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Andrew Berry

May 22, 2024

Drupal Release Planning in the Enterprise

Reconciling upstream software releases with your business is key to a successful Drupal project.

• Technical Project Management

Article

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Megh Plunkett and Cristina Chumillas

May 1, 2024

Understanding What Drupal Editors and Authors Need

To validate changes to Drupal’s administration menus and user interface, we employed various types of usability testing, collected survey responses, and ran card sorting exercises.

• Community
• Digital & Content Strategy
• Drupal Development
• Drupal Site Building

Article

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Aubrey Sambor

April 24, 2024

Do You Still Need Sass?

Native CSS has come a long way since Sass was released in 2006. Has it come far enough to leave Sass behind?

• Front-end Development

Webinar

April 17, 2024

Web Accessibility Q&A: Simplicity, Testing, and Remediation

Celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day with an engaging discussion and Q&A on web accessibility with DubBot, the Iowa Department for the Blind, and Providence College.

• Accessibility