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Capellic's Joshua Turton dives into the mechanics of reducing the time it takes and increasing the quality of deploys out to multiple sites running on the same code base with each on a different server.

If you work in the web industry, you probably have a pretty new computer and work from somewhere with a strong internet connection. It’s easy for me to forget that that’s not the case for everyone.

While web agencies can help ensure your website's design and code meet accessibility best practices, content is one area where it's hard for an outside agency to ensure quality.

'Deep-thinking' AI chatbots offer teams opportunities to quickly build expertise and bring in new perspectives—as long as human experts monitor their work.

The web development landscape has seen a resurgence in support for high-performance, server-first rendering strategies. With the release of single directory components in Drupal and the maturity of related “not invented here” toolchains across the landscape, Capellic is excited to catch the big wave of modern technologies making lightning-fast and easy-to-maintain Drupal themes a reality.

When a technical hurdle turned our attention to the breadcrumb, we asked the question, why is it a UX best practice to include the current page in the breadcrumb? The answer was, “well, it’s unclear.”

Focusing on accessibility in the Easterseals redesign project wasn't just about meeting standards, it was about delivering on their mission and expanding their reach and impact. Learn how Capellic and Easterseals brought an accessibility lens into every step of Easterseals recent redesign.

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