No longer a poor cousin in the Page Tree. We give you a guided tour through the improvements made to the Folder Tree in TYPO3 v11.
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Security has always been a key factor for TYPO3. To improve user account security, TYPO3 v11 includes an additional security feature called multi-factor authentication (MFA).
The Page Tree is one of the key concepts of TYPO3. In v11 it’s now easier than ever to adjust it just how you like it.
TYPO3 v11 gave the command line interface a boost with new commands. We show you the benefits to installations running in Composer mode.
Some organizations need multi-tree installations for their different translated content. We’re proposing an open source solution that you can be a part of.
Sometimes you just need the original file. Version 11 means you can download multiple files and folders in a few clicks.
A quick guide on adding Solr to your local dev setup in TYPO3 for continuous improvement and continuous delivery.
One of the most prominent and time-saving features that landed in TYPO3 v11 is “Link Sharing”. We walk through some use cases to show you how life-changing it is.
What is Information Architecture and why does it matter? Information Architecture (IA) is about organizing and structuring the content of websites. It is like a blueprint for the final product, and just as a blueprint of a building is an essential tool for an architect, the IA is an essential part of building a website. Good IA is the foundation for good User Experience (UX). It enables users to effortlessly find the information they need. The best visual design won’t help you if your users can’t navigate through your site. Therefore it’s important to take some time and lay out a plan before starting the design.
The best way to get to know your target audience is to talk to them—really talk to the real users of your product. When time and money are scarce, how can we make sure we still include the user’s perspective in our design process?