Tackling Complicated Drupal 7 Migrations

As of April 5, Drupal 7 will have nine months before it’s entirely unsupported and becomes a liability. Because Drupal 7 has been around for well over a decade, many websites built on it have accumulated vast amounts of content, resulting in complex data structures with custom content types, fields, taxonomies, and entity relationships.
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Susan

Turning PDFs into HTML with Document OCR

Do you manage a website or multi-site system for a large enterprise? If so, you almost certainly have a PDF problem, since search engines prioritize HTML over PDF content. Government agencies, healthcare organizations, universities, and non-profits tend to have a lot of PDF content on their websites.
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Minnur

Accessibility Audits by Chapter Three

At Chapter Three, we do more than just build new websites and update existing ones. We also advise clients on ways they can improve their websites, and accessibility audits are one of the many services we offer. Online accessibility for people with disabilities has moved from “nice to have” to being legally mandated and non-negotiable.
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Susan

Chapter Three is a Certified Drupal 7 Migration Partner!

Happy March! If you’re reading this blog post on the day of publication, you now have exactly ten months to migrate out of Drupal 7 before it reaches end of life on January 5, 2025. After numerous extensions, this date is final and there will be no further extensions.
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John

How Design Systems Evolve

Large organizations with multi-site online ecosystems can be divided into two categories: those who have design systems and those who wish they did. Before the relatively recent advent of the design system, updating a fleet of websites to ensure consistency in components and brand voice was an extremely time-consuming and tedious process.
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Stephanie

Next-Drupal 2.0: Making a Good Thing Even Better

Remember Next-Drupal? It’s that thing we used to talk about incessantly but have been fairly quiet about in recent months. Not to worry – we haven’t lost interest. In fact, we’ve been working hard to make our Next.js-powered decoupled Drupal front-end product even better in Next-Drupal 2.0!
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John

Using Storybook for Design and Budget Flexibility

Building a website of any complexity requires effective coordination between developers and designers – and between both these parties and the client. In a typical project, designers ideate and build a mockup based on visual, UX, and UI elements, while developers determine if the design is feasible and, if so, get to work coding the site.
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Broadening Your Agency Search Across Time Zones

A San Francisco-based agency, Chapter Three primarily attracts clients from California and the West Coast. While remote work has become common, clients tend to gravitate to agencies close to home. With a three-hour time difference separating the coasts, West Coasters might find some comfort knowing their web partner is probably still at work if they run into issues late in the day.
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Stephanie

Single Sign-On Integrations for Developer Portals

Single sign-on (SSO) solutions are exactly what they sound like: authentication tools that enable users to simultaneously sign into multiple applications or databases with a single set of credentials. They are a useful feature across the board, but for developer portals and enterprise sites, where seamless integration with corporate account management and directory systems is required, they’re essential.
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Arlina

Apigee Kickstart in Action: Powering Financial Services

Black Knight, Inc. is a financial services company that provides integrated software, data, and analytics solutions primarily to the real estate and mortgage lending sectors, as well as to the capital and secondary markets. In January 2022, Black Knight approached us to create a developer portal to benefit both internal Black Knight users and external developers in the mortgage lending and real estate industries.
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