Every Yes Was Reasonable. The Site Is Still a Mess.
Somebody asked for an orange button on one page. Three years later there are nineteen button styles and a redesign quote nobody expected. How drift happens, what it costs, and...
Read Article →Somebody asked for an orange button on one page. Three years later there are nineteen button styles and a redesign quote nobody expected. How drift happens, what it costs, and...
Read Article →Membership applications, event registration, abstract submissions, the ethics form. On most association Drupal sites that is all one module, and on September 23 it had a bad day.
Read Article →A banner in the Google account offers to upgrade something involving Tag Manager, and your marketing coordinator wants to know whether to click it. On any page that takes a...
Read Article →The belief that nonprofits are exempt from state privacy laws is the most common misreading we encounter. Most trade associations sit in 501(c)(6), and a statute exempting (c)(3) organizations does...
Read Article →The flaw cannot be triggered by a visitor, a member, or an Editor. It needs an administrator, signed in, to open a link. So the length of your administrator list...
Read Article →The board asks for a digital strategy and gets back a sitemap and a launch date. Here is the definition we work from, the six areas it covers, and five...
Read Article →Ten Drupal contrib advisories landed in a single day. Eight are access bypass, and the critical ones sit in the modules you installed to gate member-only content. What to check...
Read Article →Your website launched six months ago and it already shows signs of neglect. The homepage features a past event, two departments uploaded competing pages, and nobody knows who owns what....
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