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Our work on the Oxfam Ireland and National Library of Ireland websites has given us four finalist slots in the 2024 Spiders. They're both incredible projects that we are so proud to be associated with. 

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.

From February, rules for accepting emails from senders are being changed by Gmail and Yahoo. You will be required to follow some best practices to ensure your emails reach their intended recipients. Here’s what these changes are and how you can prepare for them.

New features are being added to LocalGov Drupal all the time. Here is what we've been doing over the past few months.

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.

What a year 2023 has proved to be. There were many highlights, the biggest one being Annertech’s 15th birthday. 

As we continue the Annertech tradition of forgoing Christmas cards and gifts in favour of making a donation to people who are doing really good work – both in our local communities and beyond.

Drupal 10 will reach end of life in 2026, corresponding with the release of Drupal 12. This marks a new, predictable release cycle for Drupal. It is good news. 

Adrien Sirjacques is our resident digital nomad at Annertech. He travels so much that we’ve created our own game, along the lines of Where’s Wally, trying to figure out where he is in our morning coffee chats. When he’s not globe-trotting he’s tinkering in the backend of Drupal.

Should you do a content analysis? The answer to this question is usually always yes. Here’s how to do it and how to get the most out of it.

Annertech is offering a 40% discount on its vulnerabilty service to LocalGov Drupal subscribers.

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.