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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.

Google's AMP is the hottest thing on the internet. With over 25 million website domains that have published over 4 Billion AMP pages, it did not take long for the project to be a huge success. Comprising of two main features; Speed and Support to Monetization of Objects, AMPs implications are far-reaching for enterprise businesses, marketers,

Back in early 2010, when Jason Grigsby pointed out that simply setting a percentage width on images was not enough, and that you needed to resize these images as well for a better user experience. He pointed out that if you served the right sized images on the original responsive demo site, more than 75% of the weight of those images can be shaved on smaller screens.

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.

To go headless or not isn’t really something you would want to come close to considering in a real world scenario. In the digital world, however, it is a tricky decision to make. The expectations of end users are soaring higher and higher with each passing day. Big guns like Twitter, Facebook, Gmail etc. have been spoiling them rotten by providing

Blue Green Deployment is one of the mainstays of deployment strategies that conquers the limitations of traditional approach to application deployment. How much do you know about Blue Green Deployment? How is Blue Green Deployment in Drupal implemented?

Hiring a professional team of experts is a common challenge faced by most companies in today's world. And the process of hiring gets tougher when you want to hire a team of talented individuals in the open source industry, particularly in the Drupal community.  

Pull, Fetch, Commit, Push, Merge, Rebase – have these terms have managed to make their way into your everyday lives yet? When Linus Torvalds created his very first version of Git, he described it as “the stupid content tracker”. Fast-forward to today, this free open-source software is now the most popular version control system.

If you look around on the Internet, you can see that a very large number of services use APIs. A mobile application of an ecommerce website uses an API; Anything with a social login uses an API; even the ads that you see on the Internet use APIs!