Wireframes are a design deliverable that allows content architects and designers to work together to plan and organize a website's content and page elements. With the release of the SiteFarm Design Kit, and the demand for custom design work, there is a growing need to quickly wireframe content based on the visual elements available in SiteFarm's web pages.
We are excited to announce that SiteFarm v3.0 will be released and merged to the live service this weekend on November 18th! Check out all the new features and the bug fixes included in this update.
Figuring out the extent of access a person should have in your site can be something of a head-scratcher, but consider some questions to ask yourself when deciding what role to assign.
Our next major release for the SiteFarm service is scheduled to arrive right around Thanksgiving 2017. This Changelog will document all the updates you can expect to see when SiteFarm 3.0 arrives!
If you've ever had the pleasure of mocking up new designs or themes from existing websites then you know how tedious the process of recreating page elements and components can be in Photoshop or Illustrator. Let us save you the trouble with the SiteFarm Design Kit.
After discovering some campus entities were either using outdated UC Davis branding standards or not using them at all, Chancellor May has released a communication to address this concern.
The Bay Area Drupal Camp (BADCamp), hosted this year by UC Berkeley from October 18-21, is an annual gathering of members of the Drupal community to engage in all-day summits, training sessions, presentations, work sprints, and networking with social activities in the evenings.
Our next major release for the SiteFarm service is scheduled to arrive right around Thanksgiving 2017. This Changelog will document all the updates you can expect to see when SiteFarm 3.0 arrives!
Carousels have been the golden child for web content for a long time now, but you may have noticed SiteFarm does not include them as an offering. Here’s why.
