User research is used to help identify your target audience, but beyond that, it can also help you prioritize your target audience. But what about internal users?
Despite the uniqueness of each migration, there are some commonalities. You can take steps to ensure your migration will be a success, no matter how complex or simple.
Drupal has been around a long time, and sometimes it can be hard to maintain enthusiasm and excitement for it. But there are good reasons to stick with Drupal and ways to get excited about it again.
Lullabot's virtual team retreat was not a replacement for our in-person time together, but it served as an important stop-gap until we can finally see each other face to face.
In this article, we’ll answer the question: can Drupal do anything that Contentful can do? The answer to that is yes, and more, though it takes different paths to get there.
Your editors are likely the most prolific users of your CMS. Are there common things that can be done that ensure they have a good experience? And how do we define “good?” Which Drupal modules help?
What do you do when upgrading major versions of Drupal is no longer a major re-platforming effort? New challenges, new problems, but also new opportunities.
While it is not always easy to build accessibility into your website projects, it is always the right thing to do, and there is a clear business case to be made.
With Drupal 7's new extended life, now is a good opportunity to get the most out of your investment, while at the same time preparing for your future migration.
The development of a ubiquitous language for things like content types is an ongoing conversation, but the terms used should be driven by stakeholders and domain experts, and not developers.
