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What nonprofits are running their websites with Craft CMS?
It's a question we get asked pretty often when talking to prospective clients who are not familiar with it. So, we did a little research and pulled together a nice collection of sites to help answer that question. Some we've designed and built and many done by others.
https://mod-lab.com/blog/nonprofit-websites-built-on-craft-cms
Okay, just found out you can adjust the handle on an instance of a field. So interesting.
@craftcms Think we might be able to see what entry types a field is added to like we can see which entry types have been added to a section?
So, for example, you could name a field as Plain Text with a handle of plainText. Anywhere you need this type of content storage you can use it.
You can still make it user friendly as when applied to an entry type you can enter a label and inline directions/descriptions for them. It’s an intriguing way of thinking about fields.
Okay, so first, our understanding that you will be able to use a field more than once in an entry type is confirmed. Read about it, but needed to check it out directly.
This is an amazing improved for Craft CMS and for content modeling in general. We have not worked with a platform that could do this.
It will cause us to rethink fields as there is the potential they can be less about content and context of where they will be and more about the type of content/data.
Spending a little time checking out the Craft 5 alpha. #cms #codespaces
From: @nystudio107
https://masto.ai/@nystudio107/111170732985660167
📢 Spin Up Craft CMS 5.0 alpha 🎉 @[email protected] released an alpha version of Craft CMS 5.0 today You can try it out now with a fully functioning, disposable #craftcms 5.0 alpha, either in-browser in Github Codespaces, or on your local computer Just click: https://github.com/khalwat/spin-up-craft-5.0-alpha
New Article: Making Nonprofit Websites Intuitive: The "Don't Make Me Think" Principle
Apply the "Don't Make Me Think" principle for a user-friendly nonprofit website. Clear navigation, simple content, and intuitive design support engagement and mission fulfillment.
https://mod-lab.com/blog/intuitive-websites-dont-make-me-think
New article! A website should grow with you - web design and development that evolves
A website should be designed and developed to evolve with an organization's needs over time. This is a goal that requires a purposeful website design, build, process, and budgeting plan.
https://mod-lab.com/blog/web-design-and-development-that-evolves
#cms #webdesign #webdevelopment #nonprofits #nptech #craftcms
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