Drupal Reviews

Drupal is used to manage our primary website. It is managed by the Marketing department, without any involvement from the IT department. It serves as a quick, effective and relatively inexpensive way to manage over a thousand pages of content. In addition, the direction towards API first has significant savings, allowing us to build a solution that integrates many technologies into one interface for content editors.

My company needed a new website that was responsive, allowed for an easy to manage content management system, and flexibility/scalability. Due to Drupal being open source and having the ability to create templates that are customized - it solved many of our business problems. Some of those problems being; dynamic response, loading forms, creating custom landing pages.

Drupal is the main development platform that we use at my company. We currently use versions 7 and 8. We are in the process of migrating all version 7 instances to version 8. We use Drupal to house and promote all of our various assets, promote events, track registrations via integration. Drupal is used by various departments within my organization but is run by one main group whereas all of the others are supporting it. Drupal is used to both promote our products as well as serve as a singular housing unit for all resources, forms, event information, and company information.

The global education services division is driven by websites designed to market and recruit online degree programs for prospective students and consumers. 95 percent of those websites are built with Drupal. Through these websites we gather information vital to the company's business strategies.

Drupal hosts our main public website, which has hundreds of thousands of users visit it monthly. It is being used by the marketing department and we chose it for its flexibility and ease of use. We were stuck with an old CMS that was rigid and a pain to work with. Our developers hated it and it prevented us from being nimble. Drupal solves those problems for us.

We used Drupal to create our own custom learning management system for the company, which helped us digitally distribute our software packages and limit the amount of time users had access to them, thus making them subscription products, which was something we were never able to do before. Customers loved the move because it did away with having to use a DVD disc in their computer and remember to bring it with them when they needed their kids to do their homework. We also made a secure online space for kids under the age of 13 to interact with their teachers on homework and class discussions, thus adding another digital layer of interface between teachers and kids for better communication.

Our college and entire university have been using Drupal to create web pages. It provides an easy web working environment for both web professionals and non-professional users. For the professional users, you can work directly in a code mode and write your own CSS style. For the non-professional users, you can use the default functions and use it as simply as you are using a Word application. Drupal also gives different users different roles. You can assign a less experienced user a lower role, he/she can draft the initial page and wait for an experienced user to approve and publish the page.

The program that I manage within the school of medicine uses Drupal to maintain our individual website. I manage and maintain all edits, updates, and links on our web page. We use our webpage to provide knowledge to potential students who are interested in participating in our 9-month training program.

In my work with a digital agency, I was building Drupal sites, adding features or modifying existing sites, or debugging Drupal sites for our customers. It was a foundation for most of our site building projects and was used across the company. Drupal's importance as a content management system cannot be overstated as it remains one of the most powerful tools for building robust sites that deliver rich, complex content types with well-designed layouts. It abstracts away much of the code that would need to be written to wireframe a website and allows one to focus on the higher level requirements of the site including design, content management, user management and security without having to spend hours writing baseline HTML, CSS and PHP code.

Drupal is an integral tool in every aspect of our business. Commercial Progression has been developing Drupal powered websites for a variety of industries since 2007. We love being a contributing member of the supportive and vast opensource community that has come together to build this amazing content management system. Of course we leverage Drupal to manage our front facing business websites, but it is also powerful enough to integrate with our CRM and build back office business management tools for ERP systems. Drupal excels at delivering enterprise grade integrations with large organizations that have a long range technology roadmap. Being able to scale with the complexity of any web development project makes Drupal the ideal tool for handling the most challenging web application projects.

We are a small department (in a big non-profit organization) that supports organization's international and domestic development projects through consulting and implementation of ICT solutions. We develop websites and web applications such as online databases, digital libraries, data collection and visualization platforms, communities of practice and many more for these projects. We switched to Drupal in 2011 and never looked back. For most of the websites and applications we develop Drupal is a perfect fit. The development on Drupal is very efficient and most of the time is as easy as selecting right modules and configuring them to work together. In 90% of cases we don't have to write a single line of custom code. We do create custom themes based on custom design though.

Drupal was the software used to create many of our organization's intranet sites. It was used across the majority of the organization. Each operating unit used it to create sites that conveyed who they were, the work they did, and other basic information. We used it so the operating units' sites would be uniform in their look and feel. Consequently, information would be be found in predictable locations across the operating unit sites.

We are a digital agency that serves some clients who require Drupal expertise. They either come to us for help with Drupal, or we recommend Drupal to them based on their business needs. It solves the issue of providing a powerful and extensible open source CMS.

Drupal is used both headlessly and natively for the Customer Service and Knowledge base teams, as the customer service article warehouse. It allows for a small development team to maintain 20k+ articles created and managed by multiple teams. Drupal is also used as the hub for internationalization of these articles, sent out to third-party translation services, and stored and retrieved through Drupal's I18N modules. A majority of features used are industry standards, like views, revisioning, and services. Drupal allows for maximum flexibility and extendability, with a massive amount of developmental leverage.

We offer Drupal to our end users as a solution for creating a web site.

We use Drupal to address marketing web presence needs which reaches into various integrations. It's primary value is allowing rapid content creation and management by non-technical staff. Content can immediately be accessed by end-users, chiefly for the purpose of lead generation as well as industry and product knowledge.

By using Drupal, being it is a CMS, we have been able to start somewhere in the middle, rather than starting from scratch, and expand it to our business needs. Expandability is the key here, unlike other CMSs, Drupal can be expended to any scale, which allows us to add complex web applications on top of a very secure and sophisticated system.

Drupal is the core platform supporting all of our web properties and is part of the long term plan for internal and external facing sites. Drupal provides an extensible base for creating customized solutions with a lower initial effort while keeping our maintenance footprint small.

In a previous position, we used Drupal for our website and built Drupal sites for clients. We found Drupal to be more secure, manageable, customizable and [provided a more] rock solid performance than WordPress sites that were used in the past.

Used for the department news and information site and as a gateway to our other applications. We are migrating away from static HTML pages and Drupal will allow non-technical staff to put up announcements and news updates rather than developers.

We are an internet based media company delivering web content around health and wellness. Drupal is used by the editorial staff to create and curate the content. The engineering team extends Drupal's out of the box capabilities by creating additional modules.

Drupal use is project based. Since we are an agency we use Drupal to add on to existing sites or suggest a build on Drupal if our clients need [to] match what the system can do.

Our front-end applications are all built on Drupal 6/7. development and maintenance of these applications is really easy with Drupal. We have different products like, newsroom, journal and ecommerce platforms all built on Drupal and it provides an easy way to maintain these sites.

I have developed some sites using Drupal in the past, and I maintain some of them today. What I do is to apply updates on the core or the modules when it's necessary. I also help when changes are required in the theme or when implementing new functionalities that require adding/editing content types, taxonomies or modules.