Each month, we do a roundup of all the blog posts we wrote in the previous month. So, no need to worry if you missed some of our posts from October - here’s an overview of all of them!
November has arrived, and, with another successful European DrupalCon in the books, it’s time to start planning for the upcoming big things in Drupal and further developing on ideas the ‘Con has inspired. Before you do, however, take a look at our recap of last month’s top Drupal-related posts for some additional inspiration.
In this post, we’ll dive into the main benefits for creative and design agencies of partnering with a skilled and reliable development agency as opposed to taking care of all their dev work in-house.
This week we talked with Sascha Eggenberger, designer at Unic and member of the Drupal Admin UI and JavaScript Modernization initiative. Check out our interview and learn about the development of the new admin theme Claro, how important it is to design for accessibility from the get-go, and where you can get an exclusive insight into what else is coming for Drupal's administration UX.
In this post, we'll take a look at what is meant by microcopy (or UX writing), how it differs from traditional, marketing-oriented copywriting, and what are some best practices for writing microcopy.
Maria Espie Vidal, writer for Timedoctor.com, wrote a post for our blog in which she breaks down the role of an IT project manager. Check it out and gain a better understanding of the multifaceted job of IT project management.
Missed some of our blog posts last month? Don't worry - here’s a recap of all our posts from September. Check it out and make sure you’re all caught up!
September was another exciting month for the Drupal community, with quite a lot of important pieces of news. Our recap of the top Drupal blog posts from last month covers these, as well as some interesting posts by Drupalers concerning the future of Drupal and open source in general. Enjoy!
For our latest interview, we chatted with Cristina Chumillas, designer, and front-end developer at Lullabot and one of the organizers of Drupal's Admin UI and JavaScript Modernization initiative. Give it a read to learn more about Cristina, the supportive and welcoming attitude of her colleagues at Lullabot, and her work on modernizing Drupal's administration UI.
In this post, we'll take a look at localization and explain why translation by itself is not enough. We'll also briefly discuss one website trend that is the same in all cultures and as such doesn't need to be localized.
We had a great talk with Suzanne Dergacheva, co-founder of the Canadian web agency Evolving Web and member of the Drupal Association Board of Directors. She's also involved in the Admin UX study and the Promote Drupal initiative, and is an active member of the Canadian Drupal community. Find out more about Suzanne in our interview.
We’re back with an overview of the blog posts we wrote last month. If there are some you particularly enjoyed, this is the perfect opportunity to revisit them, as well as catch up on the ones you might have missed.
Well, summer’s officially come to a close. We at Agiledrop were a little bummed about it and decided to try to do something to prolong it, even if just for a bit. To that end, here’s a recap of our favorite Drupal blog posts from the sunny August - we hope you enjoy it!
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