Summary

By enabling RDF support in our Drupal's website we've made sure that it connects better with other websites, allowing for better interoperability as well as SEO-optimized state of our website.

We have then explored a more visual world of enabling graphical charts with the help of the Views user interface as well as our own custom code where we can tie-in any reports we want by querying the database directly. To make sure these charts render on any modern browser without the use of third-party plugins as well as on mobile devices we leveraged an API which is HTML5-based.

To close this chapter we scratched the surface of advanced theming in the vast world of client-side development where HTML5 plays a key role and learned about responsive web design and how to configure our theme to accommodate this need.

In the next chapter we will further explore image configuration which Drupal provides, as well as examine more tools to empower media content such as enabling a rating mechanism as is...