Drupal

Over the years, we've tried out a lot of different CMS systems to create marketing and e-commerce websites for various divisions of the company. Drupal has been around for a long time, and we've given their CMS a ride in hopes of creating a website to showcase some of our company's products and information to visitors from targeted pet groups in our industry.

• Drupal helped us launch a creative, marketing- and product-focused website with custom coding integrations tailored to our goals.
• Drupal allows us to rely on secure and consistently updated core code.
• Drupal's code taxing on the server does start to get a bit heavy as you go along with customizations, so at some point, we decided to stop. We want to ensure our Google Page Score remains high, including paying close attention to page load speed.

WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Squarespace

I use Drupal for more complex web applications and sites. Drupal is a very dynamic tool that can fit many different projects, from a simple website with dynamic content or user access to more complex applications like multiuser social sites. Drupal is a great tool to learn how to apply, although it helps to know PHP and how to customize a website's design (HTML/CSS).

• Drupal has streamlined complex web application creation.
• Drupal has minimized the need for our developers, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks.
• Drupal is a great way to quickly implement a custom project.

WordPress, Concrete CMS, GoDaddy Digital Marketing Suite and Joomla!

WordPress, Joomla!, Adobe PhotoShop, ShortPixel

We use Drupal daily, that's our main driver for any websites and apps we are developing, this has been the case for the past 12 years for me personally, the scope is as wide as a small local webshop to large enterprise organizations, connecting multiple websites as services to each other, we also use Drupal as a content hub as a headless CMS, or just fetching data off of it with exposed API

• Given the endless possibilities that Drupal can have, we tend to have great support going on when we get a website launched
• It has become much much faster and easier for us to launch a new project due to reusability
• Configuration management in Drupal helps greatly with CI/CD, saves us costs

WordPress, Forestry CMS and Craft

We used Drupal to build our website. It was incredibly limited and difficult. Because we are a nonprofit organization, many of our staff are volunteers or part-time. This made it very difficult to make updates, because managing and editing the site were not user-friendly processes. We moved to WordPress, which gave us so many more options (plugins) to create a manageable user interface and to train our volunteers to work within the website and keep things organized and updated. We're very happy we switched even with the initial cost of transitioning.

• Lost trust with our community members because they couldn't navigate the website
• Had to purchase separate software for other tasks and they didn't integrate well
• Negatively impacted our marketing efforts because we didn't have a clean site to send leads to

Wix, Squarespace, WordPress and Elementor

WordPress, Wix, Xpro Elementor Theme Builder

building out new stories on a corporate newsroom, creating new pages for audiences to learn more about the business, creating a press center for media to download relevant assets, publishing press releases, publishing external facing business updates, hosting an about us page, etc.

WordPress, Wix and Blogger