Craft vs Drupal

• Craft is built to digital products developers, so its workflow is great.
• It has a very nice interface and is a beautiful tool.

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• Content Types... these are amazing. Whereas a more simplistic CMS like Wordpress will basically allow you to make posts and build pages, Drupal 8 gives you the ability to define different types of content that behave differently, and are served up differently in different areas of the website.
• Extensibility... it scales, ohhhh does it scale. They've really figured out server-side caching, and it makes all the difference. Once a page has been cached, it's available instantly to all users worldwide; and when coupled with AWS, global redundancy and localization mean that no matter where you're accessing the site, it always loads fast and crisp.
• Workflows... you have the ability to define very specific roles and/or user-based editorial workflows, allowing for as many touchpoints and reviews between content creation and publication as you'll require.

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• Text formatting is sometimes difficult and can break your flow of writing.
• The button for creating another level is exceptionally hard to see and poorly placed.
• Copying rich text out of the app pastes it with an odd styling.

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• Drupal's admin side is very powerful and flexible, but it's a little bit harder to wrap one's mind around. If a customer is familiar with using a basic WordPress site, showing them the full Drupal back-end might be overwhelming and confusing at first. Luckily you can easily limit and customize the admin pages that each role sees.
• Drupal is huge and complex. Doing simple things is generally simple, but more advanced capabilities of Drupal have a higher learning curve (as can be expected). You can build a Drupal site quickly, but don't expect to build your dream site with loads of custom features in a week.
• Ready-made themes are more sparse than something like WordPress. If you're most interested in simply plugging an existing theme in and using it, you won't find as many professional-looking themes out of the box. There are some, but with Drupal, the best results are usually achieved by finding a good base theme and creating your own child theme based off of it.

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• More accurate mockups for clients that take less time than without using Craft.
• Increased collaboration within and between teams by providing more immediate insight into active design work.
• More enjoyable experiences while designing, because the tool set opens up new work flows that do not existing natively in any design software.

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• Our overall site traffic has grown exponentially since we have moved to it.
• We have been able to bring a standardized format to all of our resources and communications.
• Promoting new products is much easier due to the easy to use interface of Drupal, we can get a new product launch page up in record time compared to our old platform.

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