Drupal CMS dropped earlier this month to quite a bit of fanfare and discussion. I was surprised at how many eyes from the WordPress ecosystem have turned to Drupal for the first time in a long time. I took this as an opportunity to dig into Drupal CMS and was pleasantly surprised. Here’s what I learned.

At Pantheon, for years, we have increasingly felt that website publishing is fundamentally broken. A few years ago, we started sketching out a vision for how to fix it. Last year, we started designing a new product and writing code. Now, we are ready to preview our first innovation in a new vision for website technology and explain what we are building next and why.

Websites are at the heart of marketing, commerce, and engagement. Whether you’re part of a multinational corporation, a university, or a small business, your websites are the backbone connecting people to your organization. 

NOTE: I updated the numbers after being asked on LinkedIn about the "other" category and discovering that outdated releases of both open source CMSs were a non-trivial portion of the long tail.

Sometimes, a strategically placed CTA button can be the key to securing more museum visits. The Broad, a contemporary art museum in Los Angeles, CA had that task on deck to enhance digital presence when they engaged the web development agency Urban Insight.