Leveraging open source in software development is now the industry norm, including virtually every website project. The advantages of building on top of an open-source CMS significantly outweigh doing anything from scratch. Open source also wins when comparing the costs, risks, and limitations of being boxed in with a proprietary SaaS vendor. But there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Open source comes with long-term maintenance responsibilities.

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. 

Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) in Lead, South Dakota faced a NASA-level challenge. With most visitors unable to experience its underground facilities, its website had to bridge the gap, providing a virtual gateway to the world of deep science. The task wasn’t just to inform – it was to simulate the experience of visiting an extraordinary, restricted environment. 

In an election year, digital news consumption tends to rise. The latest Pew Research shows that about two-thirds of U.S. adults at least sometimes get news from news websites, apps or search engines. But this article is not about the legacy media competition with modern digital channels. This story dives into the process behind making government news and content available in the first place. 

The Japanese American National Museum (JANM) is dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of people of Japanese ancestry in the United States. Located in the Little Tokyo neighborhood in Los Angeles, the museum doubles as a civil rights center, straddling the traditional museum categories. 

Home to almost a million people, Macomb County is the third largest in Michigan. With the ever-increasing public demand for online services, the County’s flagship website, macombgov.org, needed a redesign to enhance user experience, speed up mobile interactions and meet new federal standards for accessibility. 

Workflows orchestrate operations on Pantheon, whether pushing a commit or setting up a new Multidev environment. Each workflow contains a sequence of tasks and a lengthy log. These logs contain crucial information for diagnosing issues, but pinpointing specific errors can often feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. That’s where Pantheon’s new Workflow Logs feature comes in.

The Exploratorium is an immersive science, technology and art museum in San Francisco, CA. Its website, exploratorium.edu, dates back to the dawn of the internet. Registered in 1992 and launched in 1993, this domain was one of the first sites on the internet, years before Google and Wikipedia made an entrance.