As the old adage goes, “Walk a mile in his shoes before you judge him”. The best way to find out what your website looks like to your client is to impersonate him. Drupal 8 offers thousands of modules to make working with it easier and more efficient. And some of them are hidden gems that need some discovering. The Drupal Masquerade module is one such handy module that every Drupal developer needs but not everyone knows about.

The Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the entire world. The future seems uncertain and things aren’t going the way as planned. Yet, businesses must hang in there and assure their users on what they should expect from them. We have helped some of our clients create banner announcements on their Drupal websites to let their customers know

User Interface is something that a user uses to interact with a product or a service. As with the design of user experience, user interface design is a complex and challenging task. It is responsible for translating the creation, analysis, content, and layout of a product into an appealing, guiding, and responsive user interface.

Drupal 8 custom modules can range from being super simple to highly complex, depending on the need for the customization. The true power of Drupal can be unlocked with custom modules in Drupal 8. Irrespective of the complexity of a custom module, following some best practices can help you create more efficient custom modules. So, let’s get started!

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.

Over the years, Drupal has taken some great steps forward to achieve web accessibility through several of its major releases and is one of the leading implementations of the web accessibility standards. With web accessibility being one of the major factors contributing to the user interface and the ability of a business to reach the maximum

Still running your website on Drupal 7 (or 6)? It’s about time to migrate to Drupal 8!
We have written extensively about why you should migrate to Drupal 8 if you’re still on Drupal 7 (or 6). Although, one of our most favorite (and significant) reasons to migrate Drupal 7 to Drupal 8 is that … Drupal 9 is coming!

Augmented Reality or AR as it is popularly known, is soon emerging as one of the most potential technologies that can create a huge impact on the future. Surprisingly, the first AR device ever created was way back in 1968! The term was however coined in 1990 and found its first significant breakthrough as a training device for the US air force. Fast-forward to today

A Drupal 7 to 8 migration is anything but boring because there are so many ways to perform a migration! Depending on the complexity of the project, we can choose a technique that suits it best. The one we are going to discuss in this blog is to migrate content and configuration from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8 using a CSV import method.

The Drupal Google Directions module allows you to create and add a block to your content where users can add two locations and find directions between the two points. Also displayed are suggested routes based on modes of transport (public transit, cycling, walking or driving) and the time it will take to get there. This block can be positioned via the Block layout and customized to fit any website’s style guidelines.