In part one of this blog, we outlined the first steps in developing a content strategy as a way to “mise en place” or “put in place” the ingredients and tools you need for a smart software or website design. Here, we discuss the editorial and structural parts of the content strategy and the editorial calendar you need to implement it.

New projects generate lots of excitement and enthusiasm. Whether it's generating brand new software or revitalizing an old website, coming up with ideas and fleshing out details is invigorating. When developing designs that target business goals, dummy text—lorem ipsum—and placeholder graphics, however expedient, leave a tangible sense of uncertainty. This two-part blog outlines a structured way of generating working content not just for the short-term design process, but also for the long-term care and feeding of your software or website.

Drupal is a free, secure, flexible, and effective framework for developing dynamic websites. However, this is only true if you know how to avoid the pitfalls that could prevent you from fully enjoying the qualities of Drupal. This article talks about common dangers when developing Drupal projects and how to avoid them.

This is the first article of the "Drupal for Project Managers" series that is divided into two parts. The goal of this series is to provide just enough information on key technical aspects of Drupal to empower project managers to make more effective decisions.

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