Joshuami
Access Control Strategies for Enterprise Drupal Websites
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When working with large organizations—whether in private enterprise, government, higher education, or non-profits—editorial responsibility is often spread across multiple sub-organizations. Set your editors up for success by choosing an access control strategy that works best for the organizational objectives.
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10 Translation Best Practices for Government Websites
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Governments increasingly want to support community members with limited language proficiency. There are a range of techniques that encourage proper translation for SEO, usability, equity, and accessibility.
Agile Development Scrum Terms and Recommendations
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When starting work consulting with a new team, we often find the need to establish common language. On simple projects, I usually walk the team through the terms as part of walking through the toolset.
Launching Portland.gov
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On June 16th at 7:30 a.m., we switched the homepage of PortlandOregon.gov over to Portland.gov and officially moved a platform two years in the making out of beta.
Chasing Core: Why the Drupal 8.7 Update Was So Difficult
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Drupal 8.7 was released nearly two months ago and it took me that long to upgrade a complex site.
Questions and answers from Oregon Digital Government Summit
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I was a part of a panel at the Oregon Digital Government Summit in Salem, Oregon. Here are a few of the questions I was asked and my responses during the panel "Becoming Citizen-Centric"
Portland.gov Project Overview
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For a little over a year, I have been consulting with the City of Portland, Oregon to transform their website into a place where services and information are easy to find, access, and understand.
Microsoft's anti-collaboration suite
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I recently found myself thrown back into a Microsoft-first world. It has not been a pleasant experience.