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Durable Managing Partner, Peter Gassiraro, is one of five jurors for the Umbraco Solution Awards.

A collaborative process paved the way for substantial usability improvements and a tighter connection with the site’s overall content strategy.

Doing social good starts with good communication, particularly on the web. Here are five ways philanthropies can communicate more effectively with their target audiences.

Our work for Lazard was selected from 200 entries in this year’s awards. This is our second consecutive win—last year, we took home the prize for “Best Designed Site.”

From staff onboarding to proposals and process documentation, the RACI matrix isn’t just for project managers.

The National Police Funding Database was also a finalist for “Best Editing Experience” and “Best Custom Solution.”

Looking for flexible, multi-stage approval workflows in the Umbraco CMS? Learn why you might need the “Plumber” package and how to configure and customize it for your requirements.

Discover the tips, tools, and techniques to maintain your sanity and launch on schedule.

Her talk will focus on how to create an inclusive web experience and provide practical advice on where to begin.

Durable Technical Director, Shane Marsden is one of three outside jurors for the Umbraco Awards.

A new content management system brings new features and flexibility—and places new demands on your digital team. Learn what to expect and how to get ready.

The whitepaper, published by Sitecore, details how to plan, design, and execute personalized experiences using the platform's robust experience marketing features.

To reduce the risks of launching new technology, your team needs to be ready for new ways of working. Prepare to manage the change with these four ideas.

Automated accessibility tools are great, but they can subtly influence your team’s process and expectations in ways that might negatively impact users.

No single accessibility tool can do everything—check out Durable’s top five automated tools for accessibility testing.

Didn’t make it to Symposium this year? Check out what caught our attention at the breakout sessions.

Conceptualizing a website as a flexible toolkit—rather than a set of pages—enables marketers and designers to continuously improve the web experience.

Using a common set of taxonomies on your website, regardless of where the content originates, is essential for users to find what they need.

Building trust and overcoming organizational inertia are fundamental to adopting Agile practices.

What happened when we turned the tables and followed our own advice to redesign our website.

The one thing we believe in most.

Step back from a compliance mindset to seize these three opportunities to strengthen your brand and customer experience.

Improve the content editing experience and reduce errors by controlling access through Sitecore item security.

We have embraced Umbraco as one of our core technologies because it can effectively address the needs of the enterprise.

What we know and what we believe.

Great products can only be the result of a healthy dialogue between strategy, design and technology.

Successful context marketing isn’t driven by technology alone—organizations also need to be strategically and operationally ready.

Our way of working demands constant dialogue between our London, New York, and Washington DC offices, and as a result, injects an international perspective into everything we do.

How often do you see a news story about a website survey? Ford Foundation's Un-Survey turned the traditional online survey on its ear by asking website visitors to pose questions to the foundation rather than the other way around.

Brand strategy and digital strategy are similar in many ways—they share the same goals, perspectives and tools—but because they live in different “worlds” the disciplines rarely cross paths.