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Insights for digital leaders in government and enterprise: choosing a CMS, accessibility compliance, AI, and search, with case studies from Morpht projects.
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Morpht gives back through pro bono work, Drupal community sponsorship, and open-source contribution. See how we support the people and projects we rely on.
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Technical Drupal articles from Morpht developers covering Drupal AI, automated testing, search, and module development, with code you can use on your own site.
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Takeaways from DrupalCon and DrupalSouth by the Morpht team. Read about the Drupal trends, talks and community ideas that matter for your next website.

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Drupal launched the latest version Drupal 10 on 15th December 2022. Upgrading to Drupal 10 will bring new features, better security, and performance boost to the project.
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A tutorial on how to preserve the hieracrhial structure of book pages during a migration from Drupal 7 to Drupal 9.
Football field playbook.
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A UX playbook for how to implement personalisation into a Drupal considering user research, discovery of user goals and the definition of user pathways and journeys through the site.
Open folder.
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IPEA is a government authority tasked with the management and reporting of parliamentarian expenditure. In this case study we will show how the Migrate and Solr modules were used to solve scalability and performance challenges by providing a user and editor friendly solution.
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Google Analytics has recently introduced a new update. As a result of this update, Universal Analytics (the current system) will be retired on 1 July 2023.