Shefali Shetty

A seasoned web developer would call this a match made in heaven. Drupal and AngularJS together can create rich and dynamic web experiences that might want you to reconsider your web development strategy altogether.

What’s the secret sauce to a successful website? Well, there are more than 10 factors I can think of right off the bat. Like an attractive design, page-load speed, quality of content, marketing efforts and more.  One significant yet often overlooked element for a great user experience that drives a successful website is an intuitive navigation. Drupal 8 has a great set of modules to improve the navigation structure of your website. We have curated a list of top Drupal 8 (and 9) modules that enable easy and intuitive website navigation. Read on to find out.

The popularity of Headless Drupal or Decoupled Drupal is rising with the rise in the need for more fluid yet powerful User Experiences. Read on to find out all about the headless Drupal architecture and if it can be suitable for your business

Have you started planning for Drupal 9 yet? You must have heard about how easy it is to upgrade to Drupal 9 if you are already on Drupal 8. But it is not too late if you’re still on Drupal 7 (or 6). Read this quick Drupal 9 guide to find answers to your questions.

Do you think first impressions last? Will Rogers once said – “You never get a second chance to make a first impression”. Drupal 8 offers some fantastic themes to help every business create a lasting impression. Let’s delve into some of the top Drupal themes that are most suited (but not exclusively) for Media and publishing websites.

Have you done everything right to ensure your Drupal website does not run into any unforeseen issues? It is always best to compile a checklist of things to do a few days before the launch to make sure you have everything in place and that your website is not under any kind of risk.

Drupal XML Sitemap let you enable search engines to crawl your Drupal website quicker and more intelligently. Learn more about XML sitemaps and how you can implement one for your Drupal site.

Should I migrate Drupal 7 to 8 or should I just wait? This question has been constantly bothering business decision-makers when it comes to Drupal 7 to 8 migration of their website. Change can be hard and terrifying, especially at its inception. Yet, a change is what allows you to grow, evolve and progress. It can get painful to take a decision as big as a migration of your Drupal 7 (or 6) website – the one that you knew and have loved. But soon you will know you have made the most brilliant business decision, ever! 

Put simply, an interactive website is a website that communicates and allows for interaction with users. And by interaction, we don’t just mean allowing users to “click” and “scroll”. Offering users with content that is amusing, collaborative and engaging is the essential objective of an interactive website. An interactive website design will not just display attractive content, it will exhibit interactive content. Content that will compel users to communicate and deeply engage with the website.

A Drupal distribution is an all-inclusive package to get your website up and running quickly. This package consists of the Drupal Core (basic features), installation profiles, themes (for customized designs), libraries (consists of assets like CSS or Javascript) and modules specific to an industry. For example, if you run a publishing company, a distribution like Thunder can help you speed up your development process. Here you can find modules like Paragraphs, Media Entity, Entity Browser and features like Thunder admin theme, scheduled publishing and much more – all in one place.