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Virtual business card, flyer, minisite – all these terms perfectly reflect the nature and essence of landing pages. They consist of several horizontal segments in which advertising content is presented, encouraging you to continue exploring a given topic on other dedicated and full-sized webpages. Let's check the possibilities Drupal gives us when creating these specific websites.

Image gallery is currently one of the elements most frequently put on websites. I mean here slideshows, carousels, thumbnail galleries and banners. Galleries are particularly important and widely used in the e-commerce industry, where the visualization of the products being sold must be at the best possible level. Let's check out the possibilities Drupal offers in this regard.

Having a website makes it easier for potential customers looking for a particular product or service to discover your offer. However, for many small and medium-sized businesses, creating an aesthetic, functional, and reliable website means a high cost. Fortunately, building a quality site in a short time without coding and spending a ton of money is possible. We’ll explain to you step by step how to do it.

Whether you’re a freelancer or a contract programmer, we all face the same problem when we start working on an existing project for a client: how to quickly and (if possible) painlessly familiarise ourselves with the existing structure and code. Probably every one of us at least once in their career has asked with hope: Do we have any documentation here?

Let us imagine a situation like this: you did a thorough literature review, you have distilled your knowledge into a well-written article that you just published on the Internet on your blog and… nothing. You are an expert in this field, but nobody stayed longer than through the first two paragraphs! Did you know that 93% of the most-read posts on Facebook had pictures relevant to the content? This is what I call the power of attraction!