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The Cheeky Monkey Media Blog

A few Words From The Apes, Monkeys, and Various Primates That Make Up The Cheeky Monkey Super Squad.

Choosing the Right CMS

Choosing the Right CMS

A little-known fact about monkeys is that we love to make choices. One of the biggest choices that web developers and site owners make is which Content Management System, or CMS, to use when creating a site. Choosing the right one can be harder than choosing which little monkey jumping

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Choosing a Drupal Slideshow Module

We love designing Drupal sites, and one of the greatest things about the platform is the sheer number of slideshow options available to meet any web design need. The folks over at Symphony Themes recently highlighted some of their favorites, and they’re the subject of more than a little chatter

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Designing for Digital ROI

Combing profits from your website is a lot like picking bugs from your buddy’s fur – the work is tiresome, but the payoff is delicious. Luckily, we’re expert bug pickers, which is why we know how to design with ROI in mind. A recent article on SimplyZesty.com explores the relationship

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Integrating Drupal with Salesforce

One of the greatest things about Drupal sites is how easy it is to integrate with many products. Around here, Drupal integrations come to us as naturally as throwing barrels comes to Donkey Kong. Anyways, our friends over at Salesforce CRM, (arguably the most popular CRM in the B2B and

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Drupal Create Has Been Released from Acquia

One of the most challenging things for a website owner to do is to design and post content from a mobile device. One issue is that content takes a while to upload through mobile networks. In addition, content produced on mobile devices is limited. Laptops and desktop computers are much

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