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While external teams will upgrade your ability to make updates and extend functionality for your customers, integrating them effectively is a challenge because code can quickly become opaque, buggy, and brittle.



The user journey is a substantial part of the user experience (UX). If users are unable to complete a task in your app or on your website, their user experience plummets — so does their opinion of your brand.


Users want to find information fast. If the page navigation is insufficient, they quickly resort to the search functionality.


In an ever-evolving technological landscape, keeping your brand and technology up-to-date and competitive can feel like a full-time job.


The human mind is naturally driven by aesthetics. Interface design, therefore, contributes substantially to building a positive user experience. But when it comes to durability and quality, it's what's on the inside that counts.


Site navigation is one of the most important elements of any website, and can greatly impact user experience. Poor navigation can result in shorter site visits and higher bounce rate.


Enterprises now have many software delivery channel options to choose from. With software-as-a-service (SaaS) and cloud-based implementation models on the rise, you might be trying to figure out the best software delivery channel to support your ente…


TYPO3’s separation of content and code is one of its major strengths. TYPO3 saves content in containers called content elements, which you can stack in content areas on a page record to create pages.


In an effort to reduce the amount of special configuration, many new TCA types have been introduced. Welcome to a streamlined and more intuitive TCA.


In previous installments of our TYPO3 v11 series, we covered some of the great UX improvements that are making editors' lives easier.


TYPO3 show additional information in dropdown


TYPO3 provides an "Application Information" dropdown to show some information. This dropdown can be extended with custom information, e.g. some API endpoints or currently deployed Git Commit Hash. This can ease debugging as you can easily check whether the system runs the newest version with all changes applied. I did that for one of our customers and wanted to share how easy it is to add such information.
https://daniel-siepmann.de/typo3-show-additional-information-in-dropdown.html


TYPO3 Fediverse News Accounts


I'm a user of the Fediverse. But TYPO3 is not yet there. I've created multiple accounts that mirror feeds to you can follow them within the Fediverse.
https://daniel-siepmann.de/typo3-fediverse-news-accounts.html


Hey everyone. Please help to improve this account by suggesting Blogs. Please comment with the Feed Link.

https://friendica.daniel-siepmann.de/profile/typo3blogs/contacts/following lists all currently mirrored feeds.

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@Xitnelat @KaffDaddy

1) Für einen Blog brauche ich kein CMS
2) Ich hatte schon eine teilweise Migration geschrieben. Posts und Bilder sind schon in T3. Kommentare fehlen aber noch ... und ein paar andere Features.

Letztendlich ist mit das Schreiben wichtiger, als die "richtige" Technologie dahinter. 🙂
@MarcusSchwemer Lass Dich doch ned ärgern... ;) Seh das genauso, dass es auf den Zweck ankommt. "SystemA vs SystemB"-Vergleiche hinken meistens.
@KaffDaddy