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Recently, I had the special fun of migrating a new client’s site over to a new host. Everything was going smoothly and quickly until I got to the Files folder. It contained a 4-gigabyte hodgepodge of images, thumbnails, pdfs, known site backups and unknown site backups (Yes, unknown! I don't count the WordPress version of the site from six years ago as a "known about" backup). It got me thinking about one part of Drupal that I think many take for granted: The Files system. Drupal is three-part system: Database, Code and Files.

To expand and gain a stronger foothold in the VM storage market, Tintri turned to Chapter Three to create a new look and feel for their business. As a team, the two companies built a stronger content structure that spoke more effectively to Tintri’s primary audiences.

The project was a resounding success, resulting in an immediate 30% increase in traffic and a significant uptick in lead generation after just one month.

Content strategy is on enough lips nowadays that most people can call out ideas to sketch out the general borders of this area of discipline. User focus! Clarity! Reusability! Curated content! But where exactly is the heart of content strategy?

The Heart of Content Strategy

Finding images for your website can be a daunting task.  We thought it'd be useful to compile a resource of sites we use to help people tasked with this responsibility.