Drupal

Many companies opt for a website redesign every 3 to 5 years. We'll cover the factors that influence cost in a Drupal redesign and the most common factors influencing a company’s need for a website redesign. 

The best way to maintain your website’s performance is to stay consistent in maintenance and upgrades. We’ll explain which parts of your website need to be updated to maintain performance and how to plan ahead to avoid massive website overhauls in the future.

During a website redesign, one task that is critical but not always factored in is migrating the content from the old website to the new website. Sometimes this can be quick and seamless, but for sites with a significant amount of content, migration can take more time than the actual build.

Headless content management systems have gained a growing popularity. In our post, we examine the basics of what a headless CMS is and its potential for positively impacting your website.

Drupal 7 and 8 are both approaching 'end of life' soon. Here's how you can prepare for your Drupal 9 upgrade and why it will be the easiest one yet.

At Bear Group, our developers and technical project managers research, evaluate, and work with many Drupal modules based on our clients’ needs. Based on our experience, we’ve pulled together a list of some of our favorite Drupal modules so far this year.

It’s likely that you’ve been on a Drupal website (in fact ours is one!). Here are just a few popular websites that utilize Drupal to manage their content.

Your content marketing strategy can accomplish quite a bit with a simple, pre-built website. But for more a more unique, branded UX, you’re going to need a custom website.

As you spend time evaluating predictive analytics tools and judging which CRM has the most to offer in the way of supporting your business objectives, make sure you’re devoting just as much time and attention to the central component of your online strategy, the platform that your website is built on.