Drupal 7 is a large, active, and vibrant island, one that's kicking you off — with its end-of-life date of November, 28th of 2022. In this post, we break down best practices to help you make the transition off the Drupal 7 island and onto Drupal 9.
Note, this post was written collaboratively by Dharizza Espinach Barahona of Evolvingweb and Eric Michalsen of Pantheon.
The current web ecosystem is bursting with a vast amount of digital services that are testing the boundaries of enterprise-level Content Management Systems (CMS). We sat down with Murray Woodman from Pantheon Partner Agency Morpht to gain deeper insight into this space.
We’ve been working with our customers to understand their goals and challenges. This quarter’s releases offer a collection of new features and functionality in a best-in-class SaaS platform to help make WebOps teams productive! Dive in to see what’s new from Pantheon.
Learn about open-source development and digital marketing agency Mediacurrent’s RainU CMS, which allows higher education institutions to create a website in less than 30 days.
A glimpse of what Mediacurrent’s RainU-based higher education website looks like.
It’s no secret that educational institutions have been updating their pedagogical practices, due to evolving learning expectations and advancements in technology, coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing remote learning solutions. Dive into the following post to see why digital transformation is the future of higher education.
Learn how the Harvard University homepage was re-envisioned through strategic collaboration to establish credibility among its thousands of daily visitors and remain always relevant in a fast-moving world.
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.
