Drupalcon Austin 2014 Recap
For those who didn't get to attend Drupalcon or are looking for our session videos or slides, they are posted below. The Drupal Association did a great j...
Chapter Three Website Redesign 5.0
It is with great pleasure that we can finally announce the relaunch of the Chapter Three website! A year in the making, this site represents a culmination of efforts encompassing our evolution as a...
Joining Chapter Three
I'm excited to be joining Chapter Three as their Drupal Research Engineer.
My role at Chapter Three is to contribute to Drupal 8 development and maintenance. Once Drupal 8 becomes v...
Using Page Tables to Deliver Meaningful Design
Page Tables are a powerful UX tool. They serve as the key step between discovery and design. They define the business goals, target audiences, and content elements on a more granular level for all ...
Presentation: Keeping Open Source Open
This session will be presented at the O'Reilly Open Source Conference AKA ...
Pick on Your Performance Issues
Performance should be in the mind of every Drupal developer and site builder as they are building a site. But let's be honest, while getting everything to just plain work and look good, speed doesn...
Presentation: Catalyze your creativity and save time and money with open tools and resources
Can you have it all?
In an ideal world we would be able to get the things we want immediately, in perfect condition AND at just the right price (preferably free). Unfortunately the real world of business doesn’t work that way. We have to make some compromises and choose the project parameters we value most, while sacrificing others.
Presentation: Lean Site Building
This session was presented at Stanford Drupal Camp 2014.
When a lot of Drupal developers first approach a site they often have a particular ...
How to Write for the Web
Good Web writing makes a site usable. Training content administrators on how to curate content for the Web is a critical component for making sites that people love.
Why your site should be using HTTPS
Does your website offer encrypted HTTPS connections to visitors? Do you use HTTPS by default for administrative logins or lead-generation forms? You may not think you need HTTPS if you just run a brochure marketing site and aren't asking for credit card information, but you might be putting both your site and your users at risk if you don't.
