Glossary - B

In computing, a back-end (sometimes also called back office) refers to the administration area that allows authorized users to produce results. It is contrasted with the front-end (also called front office), which is the visible part of the interface.

The UX benchmark or ergonomic benchmark involves analyzing the interfaces of competitor applications or websites. A UX benchmark will help identify the elements that set your product, services, market vision, and company culture apart from your competitors.

Blocks are small, repetitive units of content positioned in a region of a page (left sidebar, header, footer, etc.). Example: A block containing the company coordinates displayed in the footer of all pages.

Often referred to as an online journal or journal, the blog is made up of posts that are the hallmark of time and are generally considered by date as you would for a newspaper. The Drupal blog module is one of the oldest in the CMS. Visit our Drupal Resources page to view an example of a Drupal blog.

Braindrawing is a method derived from Brainstorming that uses the same principles of idea generation, but in the form of drawing. This method allows you to imagine and represent solutions, solve problems, foster innovation, and stimulate ideation and creativity.

Brainstorming is a method for generating as many ideas as possible to imagine solutions, solve problems, encourage innovation, and stimulate ideation and creativity.