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Introducing Vardot's New Drupal 8 Website

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The cobbler's children always go barefoot! Is a saying we no longer want to be associated with. As a Drupal-specialized development house, it's no longer an excuse to keep a Drupal 7 website.

You're currently reading this post from our new Drupal 8 website, built using the ultimate Bootstrap distribution available for Drupal 8; Varbase (see project page on drupal.org). We've built Varbase with the basic concept of DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself), so that we relieve ourselves from repeating all the modules, features, configurations, best-practices that are included in every Drupal website we built.

Did you know that Varbase is available for free to install and build websites on it yourself? You can test-drive it now on Simplytest.me. Or contact us to build one for you.

New Website Sections

Our new website features our Products in a new section where you can learn more about each product we build.

We also highlight how we deliver business solutions for various industries and verticals, including Higher-ed and SchoolsCorporates and Enterprises, Non-profits and NGOs, and News, Media and Entertainment.

Paragraphs to Build Nice Pages

The new website (and Varbase) uses the famous Paragraphs module, and suite of other modules that we have specifically built for Varbase, such as Varbase Bootstrap Paragraphs.

You can now leverage this functionality with an intuitive page building experience when you use Varbase.

Advanced Page Building Using Paragraphs in Varbase

It's worth noting that it took us 2 weeks to build the new website! Amazing, right? Let us know what you think.

And contact us to discuss your next project.

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About Drupal Sun

Drupal Sun is an Evolving Web project. It allows you to:

  • Do full-text search on all the articles in Drupal Planet (thanks to Apache Solr)
  • Facet based on tags, author, or feed
  • Flip through articles quickly (with j/k or arrow keys) to find what you're interested in
  • View the entire article text inline, or in the context of the site where it was created

See the blog post at Evolving Web

Evolving Web