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Websites are one of our most visible and versatile communications mediums. A website can shape first impressions among new users, and strengthen relationships with repeat users. To maximize its impact, a website should be equipped with tools that simplify content management for administrators and enhance the experience for end users. That's where the UCSB Web Theme comes in.

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Mechanical Engineering example

Mechanical Engineering

me.ucsb.edu

center for restorative environmental work example

Center for Restorative Environmental Work

crew.global.ucsb.edu

department of technology management example

Department of Technology Management

tmp.ucsb.edu


 

2023 Best in WebOps Teams

2023 Award Winner

Best in WebOps Teams

UC Santa Barbara is honored to receive a prestigious award recognizing our web team's excellence in embracing WebOps principles using the UCSB Web Theme. As part of a select group selected by Pantheon, our high-performing team makes it easy to create extraordinary websites using the Web Theme's dynamic, ready-to-use features, ranging from hosting and security to user-friendly branded templates. This achievement reflects our commitment to innovation and elevates UCSB's standing in the digital landscape.

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Changelog
  • Security Update

Changelog #37

Drupal core contains a potential PHP Object Injection vulnerability and all sites need updating immediately. This release also introduces a number of changes with the update to 10.3
  • New Features

Changelog #36

This release replaces the previous default of PHP 8.1.
 
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“Great user support from the Web Theme team. All the pre-defined font and color styles made the build easy. Having the example site with various layout treatments made it easy to conceptualize different layout options for the content of the site. ”

— Shane Greene