It's been built from the ground up with responsive design. The Ember Drupal admin theme replaces the Seven Drupal admin theme as the style and design presented to site administrators. A few of the modules and tools within it, however, have blossomed on their own. Unfortunately, the distribution as a whole, hasn't been updated much since its initial creation years ago. Ember: mobile friendly Drupal admin themeĮmber is part of the Spark distribution, a Drupal distro specifically built in attempt to bring Drupal 8 features to the Drupal admin theme in 7. Let's get down to the meat of it and start with the core part of this elegant administration solution: the Drupal admin theme. In this way, the teams we work with, will be more prepared and familiar with Drupal 8 once the inevitable migrations occur from Drupal 7. That means, where possible, we attempt to utilize tools which are backports or offer similar experiences to the administration system within Drupal 8. We've curated this combination of systems with an eye for the Drupal 8 administration experience. Forward thinking administration for Drupal 8 This package of modules, theme, and libraries we use is nearly consistent across the sites we manage (Drupal 6 is still clinging on in some places). It modernizes the design style, simplifies several common workflow processes, and generally stays out of the way of the real work: adding and editing content. The combination of Drupal admin theme tools we use to provide mobile administration also happens to make the user interface far more approachable. Whether you're a traveling online entrepreneur, or just a hands-on executive who needs to be able to make minor content edits from a meeting on your phone, it's possible to setup Drupal 7 to work with your mobile device administration needs. One of the greatest features of modern CMS is the ability to administer the system over the web from any location (which also happens to be its greatest security concern). The Daymuse website itself is in fact one such needy customer. Not only do our clients often want to have the ability for users to browse the anonymous, public portion of the website from mobile devices, but often they need to be able to add or edit content from one as well.

Mobile devices have taken a large chunk of web traffic: webmasters want to be able to administer their Drupal sites from smaller screened devices like Tablets and Smartphones. The Seven administration theme, part of Drupal Core, has shown its age since Drupal 7's introduction years ago. Drupal 7's administration interface and theme leaves much to be desired.

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