Drupal Development
What is Drupal?
Drupal is currently the most powerful content management system in the world. A content management system allows a user with no web development experience to manage every aspect of a website's content - text, images, menus, news, events, pictures, video, and any other element of a website.
Anyone with the ability to perform word processing (e.g. Microsoft Word) can perform these functions, because despite its incredibly robust nature, Drupal is incredibly easy to use once configured.
Philadelphia's top Drupal developers
Our Drupal expertise is second to none. In fact, our Drupal website for the American Society of Media Photographers was recently featured in a case study that appeared on the homepage of Drupal.org. The ASMP is a non-profit based out of Philadelphia, and they needed a robust re-development of their existing website, including a way to manage hundreds of pages of content.
Read the Case Study on Drupal.org
In November of 2009, we deployed DP Bestflow, a large-scale Drupal site as part of a joint venture between the American Society of Media Photographers and the Library of Congress. DPBestflow.org is fast becoming the go-to resource for digital photography professionals, and its hundreds of pages of content are easily managed by a small team thanks to Drupal.
View our Porftolio Entry for DP Bestflow
Why use Drupal?
Static websites (where content can only be changed by a web developer) are a thing of the past. You need to be able to keep your website fresh, and a content management system is the way to do it. And, thanks to technology like Drupal, you can do it without being a web development expert. Content in Drupal is surprisingly easy to manage, even though Drupal itself is the most robust CMS available today. You can customize Drupal to look, feel, and act however you need it to.
Integrating with other systems
We have successfully integrated Drupal with other applications, including the powerful and increasingly popular Magento E-Commerce Platform. We can work with your existing infrastructure to ensure that any transition goes smoothly and that old data is preserved.