In the following post, Steve Persch, Director of Technical Marketing here at Pantheon, walks through six instrumental practices web teams use to pursue success. Dive in to learn more. 

In the following post Pantheon Hero Roy Sivan gives his opinion on the future of e-learning. Hint, it’s here to say. Dive in to read more. Image by Charles Deluvio via Unsplash. 

Learn how L.A. Tourism adopted a WebOps framework to pivot immediately during the pandemic, shifting from attracting outside tourists to local patrons with their website, in the following post. 

As the second post in a three-part series, Pantheon Hero Roy Sivan walks you through the considerations and common obstacles you'll encounter in setting up and selling your online course using WordPress and a Learning Management System (LMS). 

Your website has a job to do — well, likely more than one. Are you setting the right goals for your website, and do you have a plan to reach them? Read this post to gain crucial insight into the process of setting and reaching your website goals.

Interested in creating an online course and not sure if using a WordPress Learning Management System (LMS) or Software as a Service (SaaS) solution is best? Dive into the following post to learn more about creating an online course and the pros and cons to each approach. 

It's an exciting day at Pantheon as we announce our Series E to extend the capabilities of our platform, helping WebOps teams work together to create impact with their websites. 

This Pride Month, we were were lucky enough to sit down with seasoned Drupal developer at Lullabot and passionate community builder April Sides to discuss what it means to build a more inclusive tech community. 

Today, registered clubs across Australia are facing new challenges — including an aging clientele, and most recently, mandated closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover how ClubsNSW efficiently manages more than 160 clubs using Pantheon in the following post. 

Learn how Pernod Ricard, one of the world’s largest sellers of wine and spirits, manages their digital portfolio across hundreds of websites — including iconic names like Jameson, Absolut, and Malibu — with the help of the Pantheon WebOps platform and WordPress.   

Dive into this informational post to learn how you can set up a simple, functioning website to create positive change out in the community — with tools like the Pantheon WebOps platform and an open source CMS like Drupal.

Interested in our first annual Lightning Awards, celebrating WebOps leaders creating exceptional digital experiences? Learn more about this exciting award series and the winners selected for 2021 in the following post.  Hero image by Erwan Hesry via Unsplash. 

SEO is one of the most powerful considerations to attain maximum visibility online. But with regular updates to search engine algorithms, you need to stay ahead of your competition by knowing all the latest trends. Here are five top SEO trends to watch out for in 2021.

Doug Cone, Technical Engagement Manager here at Pantheon, and Sienna Svob, Developer at Blue State, surveyed how much energy the web uses, along with all the earth-warming CO2 emissions it produces during DrupalCon North America 2021. Learn more in the following post.

1xINTERNET, one of the biggest Drupal agencies in the EU, was hired by food wholesaler Transgourmet to create a consistent, flexible solution that would enable the company to relaunch all of its websites. Learn more about this solution in the following post. 

Your website has a job to do, and as the only provider exclusively partnered with Google Cloud, Pantheon provides the best performance-enhancing, results-driven tools that allow users to accelerate website performance. Learn more about this partnership in the following post. 

Building on our foundational principle of putting customers first, we’ve entered into our Limited Availability of Autopilot, where we're beginning to invite larger volumes of customers and agencies to gain access to this invaluable tool that automates vital CMS updates. 

A major goal of Pantheon 180 is to enhance the way we work as a team, by adopting WebOps ourselves. We aim to cultivate a mindset of continuous improvement, to aggressively pursue operational agility, and to improve cross functional collaboration.

Learn how Atlanta History Center teamed up with agency IfThen for a reimagined digital experience during the pandemic and how this renvisioned digital experienced benefitted from the Pantheon WebOps platform to support the website's hosting and development. 

We’re proud to share our first-ever customer awards, dedicated to recognizing the top organizations for using the Pantheon WebOps platform to deliver innovative digital experiences that truly  make the world a better place.