As organisations migrate their websites from Drupal 7 to newer versions, one crucial aspect to consider is the potential impact on your site's SEO.
This year, the Drupal Ireland Association decided to "go back to our roots" and do two things: create a developer conference for developers, and engage more people from outside of Ireland.
As Drupal 7 reaches its end of life in just under a year, many Drupal website owners are considering migrating their sites to the latest version, Drupal 10. However, a successful migration from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10 requires careful planning.
Just a few days to go until Drupal 9 will no longer be supported. What does this mean for you?
Website migrations can be a complex task, but with a clear plan, you can navigate them smoothly. Over the years, we’ve developed this three-phase approach.
We have not yet found a website that was too fast, but you have to start somewhere, so let’s see what we can do to make your site faster.
The internet has, thankfully, changed a lot since Web Content Accessibility Guidelines were introduced in 1999, and is much more accessible now. The latest WCAG 2.2 guidelines were released last month. This is what you need to know.
We answer the questions that we are frequently asked about staying on Drupal 7 as its end-of-life date approaches.
Keeping a website up to date, optimised and operational can be challenging. Here are six practices that, if done regularly, can pay dividends.
ITIL is a framework for delivering quality IT services. See what it means, and how Annertech uses the seven guiding principles.
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