Clutch interviewed our Managing Partner, Garrett Goldman, to learn how businesses should choose a content management system for their website. Find out how to chose WordPress vs. Drupal below.
Clutch is a research, ratings and reviews firm that helps businesses find website and marketing companies for their upcoming projects. Garrett’s interview was part of a series of resources dedicated to helping businesses learn more about web design, what their options are, and how to choose the best platform and project for them.
WordPress and Drupal are some of the most popular content management system platforms, with WordPress powering over 25% of websites. A main difference between the two is how customizable the platforms are and how easy each is to maintain. Drupal is a very strong, secure system that is fantastic for folks that understand how to manage a robust cms and for those who are looking for complete flexibility with administrator customizations. WordPress however allows for more design flexibility. According to Garrett, “Drupal is a little harder for beginners to use. Most people have an easier time learning how to use WordPress. Drupal has a better core for customizing roles and permissions and WordPress has a plugin architecture that integrates with many third party systems. In our discovery process at State Creative, we learn who will using the CMS and what they’re doing with it to help determine the best fit.” A few things to consider before choosing between WordPress and Drupal:
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