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Accessibility practices in Drupal often overlap with search engine optimisation, sharing structural signals that improve both usability and discoverability. In a blog post published by ImageX, author Nadiia Nykolaichuk examines how semantic HTML, structured headings, descriptive links, and performance metrics influence how screen readers and search engines interpret web content. The article also highlights Drupal tools such as Media Library, CKEditor 5, and modules like Editoria11y and Real Time SEO that help editors maintain accessible markup while improving site visibility. ...more

Mail Composer introduces a code-first approach to sending multilingual HTML emails in Drupal, replacing legacy hook-based patterns with an object-oriented workflow. The module supports Twig-based templates, runtime overrides, and translation through filename conventions. It integrates with Drupal’s mail pipeline while enabling modern email architecture for large-scale projects. ...more

A live demo failure led to a deep dive into Drupal’s JavaScript loader, revealing how one small markup error can break an entire page. ...more

Mario Hernandez explores how the native HTML <details> and <summary> elements can replace JavaScript in building accessible accordion components. His post highlights browser support, performance gains, and semantic markup patterns that reduce reliance on external libraries. ...more

Freelock’s Advent Day 14 post highlights the foundational role of semantic HTML in web accessibility. By exploring the principle of “Info and Relationships” from WCAG 1.3.1, it explains why styling alone isn’t enough and how Drupal makes it easier to build inclusive, structured websites. ...more

Southwark Council and digital agency Chicken are developing an AI-powered tool that converts PDFs into accessible HTML within minutes. Built for the LocalGov Drupal Publication Module, the importer uses Claude Sonnet to streamline publishing workflows and promote HTML-first content strategies in the public sector. ...more

After 20 years of hand-coding blog posts in HTML, Drupal founder Dries Buytaert now writes in Markdown for a faster, simpler publishing workflow. ...more

In a blog post, Colton Voege argues that Tailwind CSS increases JavaScript bundle size, complicates code maintenance, and offers limited developer tooling. He compares Tailwind to traditional CSS and CSS-in-JS libraries, highlighting issues with class duplication, lack of type safety, and poor readability in large React codebases. ...more

Experience Builder (XB) introduces HTML comments to improve component mapping and real-time previews in Drupal. This update enhances accuracy without affecting CSS or JavaScript, alongside other infrastructure refinements. ...more

Murray Woodman of Morpht discusses the pros and cons of using PDFs versus HTML for publishing content on Australian government websites, emphasizing accessibility and best practices for content management. ...more

James Williams from Computer Minds tackles a critical bug in Drupal 10.2 that caused login forms to vanish. Learn about his debugging journey, a quick workaround, and his contribution to a permanent fix. This story highlights the challenges and rewards of contributing to Drupal Core. ...more