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First Impressions During a Drupal 8 Website Build
By Art Williams
It’s Official! We have finished setting up the necessary infrastructure and processes for building client sites in Drupal 8 moving forward. A lot of that work was done during our first Drupal 8 website build, which is nearing completion. What follows is a brief glance of my first impressions and future aspirations about Drupal 8 development.
The Project
As website builds worked their way through the pipeline in the first part of 2016, I was on the lookout for the right one to

Debunking the Top 7 Snapchat Misconceptions
By Texas Creative
If you’ve ever wondered, “what’s Snapchat?” don’t be discouraged. And if you think you are already a non-believer, let’s see if we can change your mind.
As early adopters, we are both big fans of the social media app Snapchat for personal and business use. Keep reading as we share seven common misconceptions about the app and reveal why it might be a good fit for your brand.
1. It’s Just Another Social Media App
Non-snappers might describe Snapchat as a head-scratching phenomenon w

Capitol Confidential: Can Digital Media Save Powerful Politics?
By Texas Creative
Remember when voters sat in front of televisions to get the latest news? Or how about the good old days of off-year election campaign ad spending restraint? In today’s connected world, voters’ decisions are influenced in many ways, and these opportunities are growing in the form of micro-moments online. These I-want-to-know moments help shape undecided voters into decided voters. Thus, digital media is crucial for the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election. Studies implicate that political ad spend

Update Extended Module: Drupal Updates...No Regressions!
Whether you are new to Drupal or a total Drupal superstar with 1,000,000 hours on the metaphorical “Drupal wheel”, making decisions about what modules to update to what version is not as straight-forward as it sounds. We’ve found many situations where the Drupal update page actually suggests that you “upgrade” a module to an older version. This has resulted in regressions and extra work more times than we’d care to admit. But it is clearly a problem begging for a good solution.
Our f

Category:Graphic Design
Avoiding a Fontastrophe: Why You Should Never Ask Your Agency to Send Fonts to You
By Josh Norman
Fonts. They’re literally everywhere you look, on everything you read. Many times, they are a core component of graphic design and website development. Type purists like to point out, “You can’t even design without type.” And that’s true, assuming your work requires something to be read.
With our eyes so trained to recognize words thousands of times throughout the course of any given day, it’s no wonder that the legality of font usage can be so easily overlooked. It’s almost akin to