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.

How awesome would it be to give your users the freedom to customize their interface to as per their preference? While many users prefer a light interface (light background with dark text), some users choose a dark interface (dark background with light text). There are a couple of ways with which one can accomplish this. In this article, we will discuss on how to toggle between dark/light web design modes and implement this in Drupal 8 or Drupal 9.

The power of stories and good communication empowers a collaborative and efficient software delivery. Evolving out of agile methodologies, Behavior Driven Development (BDD) technologies leverage this power to the fullest to automate the testing process. Behat is one such BDD technology that enables automated testing using “ubiquitous language”. Let’s learn more about Behat, Mink, Gherkin and how to implement it in Drupal.

Should designers focus only on the artistry of the visual branding of a website? Are developers only supposed to know how to code? What’s the significance of Front-end development in Drupal? Let’s find answers to all your questions in this article.
When we delve deeper into this design vs code conundrum, it occurs to us that both are, in fact, complementary to each other. But the question is why? Why do UI/UX designers have to learn code and its fundamentals and same goes for developers as well in terms of design.

One of the crucial web design tips to ensure your business success is to have social media buttons integrated on your website. Regardless of whether your website is pushing out blog posts or featuring products, you want your content to be shareable so that visitors can easily share among their friends or post to their own social media accounts directly from your website.
In this blog we shall walk you through making your content shareable with social share buttons by integrating it with your Drupal 8 website using one of the popular modules available - the ShareThis Drupal module.

You could have the most powerful server with memory in heaps but is that enough to ensure a high-performing website? With Drupal, scaling the website in harmony with your business growth is easy. In fact, that is what Drupal is great at. However, a sudden rise in web pages, functionality and content could impact its performance. Drupal 9 is here now and is all geared-up to take on this challenge like a pro! It comes with the goodness of Drupal 8 minus the old code which makes it leaner, cleaner and more powerful.

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 Drupal Pathauto module allows site admins to generate user-friendly URL aliases for different types of content. These user-friendly URLs are extremely vital in boosting your SEO ranking.
By default, Drupal implements a "node/nid" URL path system. When you create your first node in Drupal 8, the default URL path looks like ”/node/1”, and the next one will look like “/node/2” and so on. This not user-friendly nor is it very SEO-friendly.

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

Views are the most significant part of a Drupal website. Almost every Drupal site uses one or more views to list their content. The Views module is a Drupal 8 core module that manages these lists of content. You might run into situations where you need to sort these views. Currently, there are very few options to sort view items.