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WCAG 3.0 - a first look

Blog |Feb 11, 2021 | Dennis Westphal

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are being revised. We took a look at the status of version 3. There will be major changes.

The Web for all Conference 2020 and the Web Conference 2020 - a retrospective

Blog |Apr 29, 2020 | Jens Pelzetter

The Web Conference is one of most important conferences for research about the web. As part of this large conference the Web for All conference takes place, usually on the first two days. Along with the ASSETS conference, the Web for All conference is one of the most important conferences about research for accessible information technology.

„Blind people are not our target audience“

Blog |Aug 14, 2019 | Jens Pelzetter

Why accessibility for everyone actually affects—well, everyone

6 Golden Rules for Sponsoring Open Source

Blog |Apr 27, 2018 | Meike Jung

Sponsoring open source events is generally a good idea but it has some pitfalls. This post will help you avoid the most common misconceptions.

Public Money - Public Code

News |December 7, 2017 - 3:30pm
Public Money - Public Code

CMS Garden supports the Free Software Foudation's campaign. For the benefit of us all.

Why Safety is King

Blog |Aug 23, 2017 | Sandra Kathe

Every software you work with – including your content management system – regularly receives updates. What many users forget: apart from new features concerning looks and technology they mostly make the system’s security stronger.

Design is Not a Concept

Blog |Oct 30, 2015 | Meike Jung

Design is important. But it should not replace functional specifications. Because if it tries, more often than not it will cause conflicts.

Reasons Against Waterfalls

Blog |Jan 03, 2014 | Meike Jung

Agile project management vs. the ‘waterfall-approach‘: Two ways of project implementation

The Right Concept

Blog |Jan 02, 2014 | Meike Jung

It all depends on proper planning: from meeting the budget to deciding for the appropriate content management system.

CMS Garden booth bigger than Microsoft and Telekom at Linuxtag

News |May 21, 2013 - 8:15pm
CMS-Garden booth the night before LinuxTag starts

Sharing the booth's back wall with Microsoft and catty-cornered from Deutsche Telekom, CMS Garden presents the largest booth by far in hall 7.1 at Linuxtag Berlin 2013 - and the most colorful. Twenty to thirty "content management ambassadors" will attend each day, ready and happy to consult each visitor about Dupal, Scientific CMS, django CMS, Plone, WordPress, TYPO3, CONTENIDO, Joomla!, OpenCms, and Papaya.