How to implement simple AMP support in Drupal 8
July 15, 2017
In this blog post I will show you how to have basic AMP support for your Drupal 8 site using Simple AMP module.
Redesigning the Bay Area Video Coalition
June 9, 2016
We crafted a stunning new website for the Bay Area Video Coalition, a leading media non-profit in San Francisco.
How I customized my Drupal Slideshow
January 29, 2014
How I customized my Drupal Slideshow
So a client wants a slideshow. No problem! Oh, they want full WYSIWYG for the captions. No problem. What about an option to let a user grab embed code? Easy. It must be responsive, full screen option, attach to nodes, hide and show captions, add branding logo, and make sure you can attach AND embed on the same page. Sure, done deal. Right?
Serve your local Drupal site locally to any device and design and debug in the browser
January 23, 2014
Want to test a website on your local machine and on a variety of other devices before you host it? This post from Lullabot explains how you can serve up a site you’re working on locally with a service called xip.io.
An Event Apart SF 2013 Recap
December 13, 2013
I just got back from An Event Apart San Francisco and my brain is about to burst. I’ll do my best to summarize my most significant lea...
Happy Holidays from Chapter Three!
December 6, 2013
We finished our yearly Holiday card last week and thought: "why should mailboxes get all the fun?" We've made some festive wallpapers to ador...
Interesting uses for :hover
January 18, 2012
We all have to admit that CSS has some shortcomings. Thanks to the adoption of CSS3 and increasing standardization between browsers, this is getting better. During a recent course on responsive theming, I discovered a neat trick to trigger a click effect on elements in a mobile browser. It utilized the common css pseudo-class :hover, but when you add some CSS3 transitions it starts to get really interesting.
Presentation: How to Build a Mobile Site with Drupal
September 28, 2011
Co-presented by Andrew Berry, Lullabot.
The trend towards a "mobile first" use of the web is showing no signs of slowing down. It's no longer enough to have websites that are functional on mobile. They must work well and feel natural on mobile devices to attract and keep visitors.
Drupal and Mobile are Friends
May 20, 2011
If you haven’t jumped into the mobile arena yet, you are late to the party. Luckily, Drupal makes it shockingly easy to serve mobile-optimized content. Here are some scenarios:
