The Scale
The platform held thousands of pages and tens of thousands of files, serving readers, writers, translators, donors, scholars, and partner institutions.
Case Study
Drupal 7 through Drupal 11 upgrades, archive improvements, and publishing tools for a small editorial team.
World Literature Today is an internationally recognized literary publication at the University of Oklahoma with decades of editorial history, a global audience, and a small team responsible for keeping an enormous archive current.
We have supported World Literature Today from Drupal 7 through Drupal 11, including accessibility work, Pantheon hosting management, and editorial tools. Staff can publish hundreds of pages each quarter without routine developer involvement.
The platform held thousands of pages and tens of thousands of files, serving readers, writers, translators, donors, scholars, and partner institutions.
Editors can manage featured content, galleries, and Bookshop links through the CMS.
The website supports subscriptions, digital access, and the publication archive for readers around the world.
We migrated the site, preserved the archive, improved accessibility, and supported the staff publishing new material.
We have upgraded World Literature Today through multiple generations of Drupal while supporting its editorial staff and readers.
Our work includes CMS upgrades, content organization, accessibility, Pantheon hosting management, and ongoing support.
When we took over the website, it lacked active maintenance and documentation and needed security updates, backups, and recovery planning.
We restored security updates, backups, and monitoring, improved hosting management, and provided direct support for the editorial team.
We addressed accessibility in page structure, templates, interface elements, and editorial workflows.
Staff use the CMS to publish and manage the archive, while readers browse content through updated layouts and navigation.
We managed the publication’s 50th anniversary rebrand alongside our development and support work.
Editorial staff can publish hundreds of pages each quarter and manage the archive without routine developer requests.
You've been a real champion during the whole dev process. Thank you for your extraordinary high level of competence and professionalism.
Rob Vollmar, World Literature Today, University of Oklahoma
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Accessibility strategy, audits, certification, and accessible delivery for institutional teams.
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Website administration, troubleshooting, maintenance, and CMS support.
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Drupal development for public sector, higher education, and public-serving teams.
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Hosting management, transfers, and continuity planning for public sector, higher education, and public-serving platforms.
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Drupal and WordPress CMS development for institutions and mission-driven teams.