The subject of navigation in responsive Web design (RWD) is both exciting and challenging. Best practices are emerging for smaller, boutique-style sites, but for sites with larger anatomies, it’s still the Wild West, especially when it comes to migrating legacy information into a new design.
One of the strengths of Drupal is that it can be used to manage multiple companion sites. And in true Drupal fashion, modern Drupal has several different options available for users looking to run a series of Drupal sites together, each with its own trade-offs.
We're joining Bluemarine Synergistics and becoming part of a giant multinational Drupal conglomerate!
Find out how Palantir will be participating in DrupalCon Denver.
We built the new website for the The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, featuring a digital archive that provides online access to thousands of historical documents relating to Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement.
Find out about Palantir's DrupalCon session proposals.
Find out more about the Drupal 8 Mobile Initiative, its approach to making Drupal 8 a truly "mobile-friendly" CMS, and how you can become involved today!
Find out more about the Media module sprint taking place in Chicago!
How is the Drupal community like the New Guinea highlands?
We've relaunched our site in Drupal 7 with a responsive design!
Find out when and where to find Palantir at DrupalCon London!
Operations, mechanisms, and tools for controlling access to content in Drupal 7.
Come see us speak at DrupalCamp Wisconsin!
Using Feeds to migrate content from WordPress and WordPress.com blogs.
Dividing our users into desktop vs. mobile camps is to fundamentally misunderstand our users.
Palantir designed and built an iOS and Android app for the DrupalCon conference.
Palantir is proud to announce the next logical step in Drupal's campaign of global domination: the opening of the first-ever Drupal Retail Store, right here in Chicago, Illinois.
Our plan has always been to release Workbench under the GPL on drupal.org. Here's why.
Workbench provides authors, editors, and publishers with a unified interface for managing content relevant to them. It allows people to focus on content, rather than on learning Drupal.
