In today's globalized digital space, multilingualism plays a huge role. Information resources are often popular among representatives of different nations and language groups. These people may have different beliefs and be followers of other religions, but they all have access to information on the Internet. Modern developers must always take the issue of universal access responsibly. The more versatile their site is, the more people they can reach the math, numbers, and facts. For example, 55% of pages on the Internet are in English, but only 19% of users are English-speaking.
Sponsorship Salsa has a long history of contributing at DrupalSouth and Drupal via sponsorship. This year, we’re Platinum sponsors.Component-based web development has become the de facto approach for new Drupal projects. Componentizing your UI has multiple advantages, like modular development, improved automated testing, easier maintenance, code reusability, better collaboration, and more.
This is the first episode of Skills Upgrade, a Talking Drupal mini-series following the journey of a Drupal 7 developer learning Drupal 10.
TopicsChad's Drupal 10 Learning Curriclum & Journal Chad's Drupal 10 Learning Notes
HostsAmyJune Hineline - @volkswagenchick
GuestsChad Hester - chadkhester.com @chadkhest Mike Anello - DrupalEasy.com @ultamike
Authored by: Nadiia Nykolaichuk.
Managing customer interactions touches on many aspects. Luckily, instead of using endless spreadsheets, notes, emails, chats, and form fills, you can rely on just one application — a CRM, or customer management system. A CRM will help you easily consolidate, manage, track, and analyze all customer interactions at every step of their journey throughout your sales funnel.
To give users a true power tool in their daily work, the most important thing is, that editors must be able to see at all times, what their content will look like in real life. At the same time, the interface must be intuitive and easy to understand.
blökkli offers exactly that. The content looks exactly as it will ultimately appear on the website. With a click on the respective sections, they can be edited and improved immediately.
Liip developed the blökkli editor for the relaunch of bs.ch, the website of the Canton of Basel-Stadt, and published it as an open-source project.
In the blökkli editor, editors can place the page sections directly on the page using drag & drop and insert the content. You can immediately see what the content looks like.
To change a title, simply click on it and change the text.
In addition, the editor offers many functions that support the content creation and editing process. Images can be inserted directly from the computer, a mobile preview can be displayed or accessed directly via a QR code on the smartphone.
In addition, a search function can be used to link directly to other pages or insert images and documents.
There is also a function for viewing a live preview on the smartphone. This can be opened via a QR code and dynamically displays the current status of the page.
The appearance of the page sections can be changed directly in the page. This makes it easy for editors to design versatile pages and see directly how they look. The display follows the defined design, but at the same time offers editors the flexibility to design their content in a visually appealing way.
In many page builders or editors currently available on the market, users have too many options. They can change colors and font sizes, which unfortunately often leads to content becoming confusing or even illegible. blökkli solves this problem with pre-defined design options that are easy to find. This gives editors flexibility, but the content is still consistent and fits the brand.
blökkli also supports drag & drop of images. Images can therefore simply be dragged into the page and are placed directly in the content. In addition, links (for example to YouTube) can be inserted directly. blökkli recognizes these and embeds the corresponding content directly into the page.
With its comment function, the blökkli editor offers an optimal basis when content is edited by multiple people. blökkli also offers a visual timeline that allows the last changes to be undone.
For websites with many editors, it is always a challenge to introduce new people to a system. At blökkli, the most important functions are explained interactively with a 'tour'. This helps editors to quickly find their way around and reduce their anxiety.
Numerous keyboard shortcuts are available for editors who frequently edit content on the site. This makes work even faster and more intuitive.
blökkli already works excellently with the open-source CMS Drupal. The Paragraphs blökkli module is available for Drupal. Based on Nuxt.js, however, blökkli can be used with any CMS system if an appropriate adapter is available.
You can try blökkli yourself on the website:
https://blokk.li/