Modules are a great way to extend your Drupal site. But how do you choose from nearly 50,000 options? Project Browser offers the solution. Here’s how to use it.

There are two choices when it comes to building a website: an open source platform like Drupal or WordPress, or a proprietary platform overseen by a company.

True accessibility doesn’t come from a one-size-fits-all approach. Learn how customization can help you meet the diverse needs of users with disabilities.

If you work with a federal government-related website in Canada, you invariably have to contend with two challenges: bilingualism and accessibility. Here we cover how to tackle both with WxT 4.

Drupal 10 offers lots of exciting new features for content editors, site builders, and developers. Here’s what to expect from the latest version of the CMS.

Composability is at the very core of Drupal’s open source principles. Composable CMS is the idea that we should create robust building blocks that we can reuse across a single website, an ecosystem of websites, or every single Drupal project.

Making web content accessible to everyone has been a major topic of discussion since the dawn of the Internet. World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee himself was explicit on this issue, stating that “the power of the web is in its universality.

Headless CMS has many advantages but also disadvantages for website owners. Here are some factors you want to consider when considering a headless CMS.

Playwright is one innovative way to automate the testing process for your website development. Learn all about it here.

Drupal Training Tracks start this September. Designed specifically for developers, site builders, content creators, and project managers, these unique courses will give you the most relevant skills for your real-life job.