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Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS) that is incredibly popular with government agencies, big corporations, h

If you have a phone, laptop, tablet, or other device, you have probably been asked to opt into push notifications at some point or another. Sometimes, these notifications prove to be nothing more than an annoyance, like a game app telling you that you haven’t played in a while.

Government agencies need functional websites - just like every other sector of the economy. A website is the perfect way to communicate important information, whether it’s how to apply for a building permit, where to file your taxes, or when your trash will be picked up each week.

The internet is the go-to destination for individuals looking to find healthcare information.

Most of us interact with websites, applications, and other digital platforms on a daily basis. As consumers, we have probably gotten frustrated or annoyed by a hard-to-use website or difficulty getting help when we need it.

WordPress is one of the leading content management systems (CMS) for nonprofits. It offers many benefits, including its relatively low cost and ease of use. An underlying theme is at the base of any WordPress site. 

In recent years, there has been a push towards more sustainability and alternative energy sources. Nevertheless, our country - and the world as a whole - remains dependent on oil and gas as fuel sources.

Building a website can be an intense process. Once it’s complete, you may feel a sense of accomplishment - and relief that you don’t have to do it again.

Electronic health records - EHR - are commonly used by most healthcare organizations. They can make patient care both better and easier, and provide more access and information to patients. 

Like any other entity, nonprofits can realize a huge benefit from having a well-designed website. A website is a place to share information about your mission, collect donations, and solicit support through volunteering and other ways.

All medical practices and organizations should have a website. Patients and the general public can access information, visit a patient portal, or make appointments through a site.

There are few things more frustrating in the modern era than a website that takes forever to load. In the early days of the internet, slow load times were common. Today, users expect a site to load quickly - and will exit out quickly if it doesn’t. 

Drupal is known for being a tremendous open-source content management system (CMS). However, one common complaint about Drupal is that it isn’t as user-friendly as some CMS platforms for people who don’t have much coding experience.

Political action committees (PACs) are advocacy organizations - often nonprofits - that work to influence laws and regulations in some way. PACs work across the political spectrum, including on nonpartisan issues.

WordPress started out as a platform for bloggers. Today, the platform is used by 45.8% of all websites on the internet.

With summers getting warmer and extreme weather events becoming more prevalent, many people are focused on climate change and the environment. If you run an environmental organization, you can capitalize on this moment and get people involved in your mission.

University websites are often beautifully designed and dynamic. They often are home to a treasure trove of information - everything from tuition and fee information to course catalogs to portals for faculty and students.

Like for-profit businesses, non-profit organizations benefit from having a well-performing website. It can serve as a place to let people know about your work, attract donors and volunteers, and offer potential clients a way to seek out services.