Team Members
Project Team
Our team included:
- 1 project manager: monitor and coordinate the project at a overall level, in close collaboration with the éditions Théâtrales team
- 2 engineers: one for the front-end, one for the back-end
- 1 web-designer: design UX/UI of the new website (wire-frames and mock-ups)
In 2026, éditions Théâtrales and Insite partnered to migrate and redesign the éditions Théâtrales website to Drupal 11.
The aim of this redesign was to provide users with a mobile first and responsive website, to ease the deployment of future functionalities and to provide a better back-office experience for webmasters.
About the project
Goals
- Allow users to browse the catalog easily on desktop and on mobile devices
- Migrate existing books and authors into the new website
- Provide back-office tools that would empower webmasters in their daily work
- Adopt a stable and up-to-date web platform
- Make bug fixes and adding new features easier
Requirements
- Implement feature parity with the previous website
- Don’t lose the existing data structure from the previous catalog
Outcome
- Improved user experience on mobile
- More focused back-office experience
- Continuous integration allows deployment of new features or bug fixes with minimal downtime
Why Drupal was chosen
éditions Théâtrales hosts a catalog of books and Drupal was particularly suited to manage content with a lot of structured fields.
Other advantages were:
- A strong integration with the Solr search engine
- The migrate API allowed importing the entire catalog from the previous website
- Drupal template system allows styling pages built from complex entity relationships
Technical Specifications
Drupal version:
Key modules/theme/distribution used:
We used migrate and related contrib modules to import the entire catalog from the previous website.
Facets and related modules were used to build a powerful search engine allowing users to find the book they are looking for.
Paragraphs, Formdazzle and Extra Field are used to customize the display of the many fields on each book.