Insights

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.

Not one, but two Ducks have been selected to join the infamous BIMA Hot 100 2021. We are delighted to celebrate Meera Rao who has been selected in the Creatives and Designers and Nick Garratt in the Rising Star lists. 

Today I’m delighted to let you know that we’ve acquired Heurix.io, a web app that helps organisations rate the elements of user experience and interfaces on their websites and web platforms.

Cyber-Duck have provided Drupal development services for 9+ years with Drupal being our core technology, and have worked with global brands including Sport England, College of Policing and the Commonwealth.

Maintaining a future-proof, forward-looking content strategy in 2021 isn't always easy. You need to be open to adapting your strategy to external elements and changes in society and technology, as well as having a clear internal plan that aligns your business on common themes and goals.

There have been lots of changes to web applications’ architecture in the last few years and 2021 is going to be a year where many organisations may consider moving from monolithic architectures to microservices. Equally many businesses will opt for a monolithic-first architecture which is best for many use cases. There is no right or wrong approach, it just depends on the complexity and roadmap of your product development.

Ethnographic research has long had a place alongside other traditional UX research practices.