Maciej Lukianski

Creating a website for a manufacturing company requires thoughtful planning and customization of functionality to meet the needs of different user groups. Drupal, as a flexible CMS, offers tools to quickly and efficiently build web pages tailored to market requirements. In this article, we’ll discuss step-by-step how to create a modern and functional website for a manufacturing company using Drupal and its Droopler distribution.

Drupal can be configured to serve multiple websites from one codebase. Such a Drupal installation is called a multisite. The ability to use one Drupal to run multiple websites is great, but on the other hand, requires some considerations. In this article, I will discuss Drupal multisite in detail to give you an in-depth, complete understanding of how multisite works, why it is used, when it makes sense and when to avoid it

Installation profiles are a really great feature in Drupal which allows for packaging functionality to be reused and deployed as part of installing a new website. They help a lot in reducing the time and cost of launching multiple similar ones. Are you planning to build or redesign your business website? If so, we encourage you to read the article.

Building just one codebase on a multi-site, drastically reduces the amount of code, the number of people involved and maintenance requirements. It requires a bit more planning and discipline than creating one website but the investment is quickly recouped. In this text, you will learn how the multisite approach can benefit your business.

A Drupal multisite is an installation which allows us to use one codebase to serve multiple websites. In this post I will explain in detail how Drupal multisite works, what approaches can be taken to set up a multisite installation. I will also explain some of the settings that may be important for a multisite which are not applicable when we build just one website on Drupal.

When choosing a new software package, many are considering Drupal with its Drupal Commerce extension. And rightly so. Drupal Commerce is a robust solid solution which gives companies an edge over the competition. 

Let's explore the most popular features of e-commerce systems, which are added to shops to drive engagement, build loyalty and increase sales.

When multiple systems are evaluated for an intranet, Drupal comes on top. Here is why.
 

Drupal is great for building intranets. It has many of the functionalities required by an intranet already built into its core. Apart from that, there are many contrib modules created by the community, which make building an intranet easier and allow companies to add fantastic functionality at a minimal cost. 

Discover the few most common mistakes made when building intranets.