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One of the first considerations we go through in new development projects is understanding the clients’ business needs, and what problems we need to solve. Around those initial questions lie deeper, more operational questions, such as: what is the application’s job? How does the client expect the application to grow? And what features does it need to support?

In light of COP26 UN Climate Change Conference and the increasingly urgent calls to rapidly reduce carbon emissions to avoid catastrophic global warming, should we as designers have a closer look at how we design to avoid contributing to the problem?

Drupal 8 has been one of Drupal's most popular versions, but as of 2nd November 2021, it has now reached its end of life. This article aims to answer questions about Drupal 8 end of life and upgrading to Drupal 9. 

If you want more information on how to migrate Drupal 8 to 9 or need help with your upgrade process, please get in touch.

The more content your website has, the harder it is to keep it up to date. But the biggest struggle isn’t necessarily choosing what content to delete: it’s ensuring you don’t leave any gaps in your site.

Not all your website users will have 20/20 vision. In fact, according to WHO, at least 2.2 billion people globally have a near or distance visual impairment.

We know that design is key to a company’s products and presences. UX designers ensure the user experience is pleasurable and seamless. Visual design reflects a brand’s visible “personality” – vital for audience engagement and customer loyalty. But today, design increasingly plays a strategic role too.

As of June 2021, around 60% of Drupal websites are still on version 7. This is despite the release of Drupal 9 in 2020, as well as D8 being readily available for several years. 

DrupalCon is a highlight of our tech team’s calendar each year. A week-long tech and marketing conference celebrating all things Drupal, with a wide range of topics including: Leadership, Management, Business, DevOps, Content, Marketing, Site Building, User Experience, Accessibility, Design, and Community Health. There is something for everyone.  

How many times have you thought about PDF accessibility in the past week? If the answer is zero, you are probably not a visually impaired user. PDFs have presented some of the biggest barriers to visually impaired and disabled users accessing the digital world.