familyoffice.com

Content is managed through Drupal, free, open-source content management system written in PHP, known for its flexibility, scalability, and strong security features for building complex websites.

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Static assets are distributed via jsDelivr and 1 additional CDN service, reducing load times and improving global accessibility.

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User behavior and site performance are tracked using Google Tag Manager, tag management system that allows you to quickly update measurement codes and related code fragments on your website or mobile app without modifying the code directly.

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The Analytics — Heatmap side of this site runs on Hotjar, a dedicated solution for this area of web infrastructure.

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Google Fonts underpins the site's Fonts capabilities, handling the specialised requirements of this domain.

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The Icons side of this site runs on Bootstrap Icons, a dedicated solution for this area of web infrastructure.

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Schema.org is the chosen Standards Signals solution here, integrating with the rest of the stack to serve its specific purpose.

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The client-side interface is built with Bootstrap, widely adopted front-end framework used to build responsive, mobile-first websites with a consistent UI system.

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Ionic Framework underpins the site's Mobile Frameworks capabilities, handling the specialised requirements of this domain.

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Varnish is the chosen Reverse Proxy solution here, integrating with the rest of the stack to serve its specific purpose.

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Security is strengthened with reCAPTCHA, free security service by Google that protects websites from spam and abuse by challenging humans and bots differently.

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The Libraries side of this site runs on jquery.actual, a dedicated solution for this area of web infrastructure.

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Application performance and errors are monitored using New Relic, providing real-time insights into system health and user experience.

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