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The European Accessibility Act, one year in: what enforcement looks like and what to do
The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 28, 2025. A little over a year in, we now know what enforcement actually looks like, which is something no article written before the deadline cou...
Forms that are helpful, accessible, and spam-resistant
For a lot of businesses, the most important thing on the entire website is a form. The contact form, the quote request, the sign-up. It is the point where an anonymous visitor decides to raise their h...
Getting images right: sharp, fast, and less work for editors
On most websites, the images are the heaviest thing on the page. Not the text, not the code, the photographs. A single large photo, uploaded straight from a phone or a camera, can weigh more than ever...
Editors first: how we design the Drupal admin experience
When a website launches, the developers leave and the editors move in. From that day forward, the people who spend the most time inside the site are not the ones who built it. They are the communicati...
Why modern Drupal sites should feel more like software
Your audience spends their working day inside software that feels instant. Gmail, Notion, Stripe, their banking app, their favorite shop. Pages do not flash, menus do not collapse, clicks do not make ...
Accessibility is a business decision, not a compliance scramble
Accessibility is one of those words that tends to arrive late in a project, usually attached to a compliance deadline. A team gets a letter, a lawsuit, or a procurement questionnaire, and suddenly eve...
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