How To Create An Effective Nonprofit Website
Harnessing the power of a strategically built website is one of the best ways to introduce a nonprofit organization to a larger and more relevant audience. It provides an incredible stage to host important information, event details, and donation platforms. However, at Cheeky Monkey Media we understand that running a
What Makes a Higher Education Website Get Results
Modern digital tools and websites have helped to bring the higher education sector into the future. In fact, a website is often the most important tool for an educational organization, whether it be to disseminate information or host online learning modules. Are you looking to redevelop or even start developing
4 Ways to Budget for a Drupal 9/10 Migration
Just so you’ve got a brief backstory and timeline for the last few years of Drupal platform updates: Back in September 2018, Dries Buytaert, founder and project lead of Drupal announced: “Drupal 7 will be end-of-life in November 2022, Drupal 9 will be released in 2020, and Drupal 10 will
Headless vs Traditional CMS Website Development – Is It Worth the Cost?
There are many different types of Content Management Systems (CMS) available to those looking to build a great website. However, there are 2 primary forms that are the most popular; traditional CMS and headless CMS. What’s the difference between traditional CMS and headless CMS? Do they differ in cost? In
Drupal 10 Is on Its Way: How You Can Prepare
The next evolution of Drupal is just around the corner! The Cheeky Monkey Media team is breaking down everything you need to know, including when Drupal 10 is being released, a summary of the new features, and how you can prepare your Drupal site for the arrival of Drupal 10.
Cheeky Monkey Media Adopt-a-Primate Initiative
Our world is a little bananas right now. The global Covid-19 pandemic may have been introduced into our lives in 2020, but it’s still very present in 2022 and has made these last 2 years quite a thing, yes? At Cheeky Monkey Media (CMM), fortunately, projects began to pick up,
