WordPress vs Drupal: Which should I choose?
What do I choose for my company website? WordPress or Drupal? I did a search on Google, WordPress is the most popular software for a company website, but it's easy to attack. Someone recommended Drupal, which is very safe and fast to run, but it is difficult to install and use.
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Mar 26, 2020
I would recommend going for Wordpress. The first thing you should consider is that it is a very popular platform and is using by a lot of users. Security is not the important thing you should consider because based on my experience of using Wordpress for ten years, my website still survival despite many attempts to attack it. Your website will be definitely safe as long as you keep it on a well-known web hosting provider, use a premium template, and do not install too many plugins from unknown developers.
Mar 24, 2020
In my opinion, WordPress is a much better option than Drupal. First, it is easy to understand and maintain even by someone who doesn't know much about website designing services. Secondly, it is much more affordable and versatile. Also, there are a large number of WordPress developers available for hire.
Mar 23, 2020
Wordpress is less complex. This makes utilizing it for a blog-like use case much easier than Drupal.
By its very nature, Drupal requires a lot of developer intervention to massage into common use cases. This is because there are "many ways to do it" in Drupal, though it can often be too many ways and not one best option. As a result, you will probably fiddle more with Drupal to get what you want versus choosing from Wordpress settings that are close enough.
Beyond that, it just comes down to time and personal preference. For example, I've spent many hours working on the Drupal platform and can probably get the same idea working quicker in that environment than if I installed Wordpress and used a default setup. If you don't have prior experience with either CMS, then evaluate the life cycle of your project. Does it need ongoing development and the ability to scale up a great deal? If so, lean towards Drupal. If not, Wordpress will almost always be easier to get going off the ground.
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Mar 16, 2020
I will suggest you use WordPress. Yes, it is easy to pick up quickly, user-friendly and make it simple for users, while Drupal is more complicated.
Mar 16, 2020
Check this website Olansi, it was builded by wordpress, it runs fast and safely on goddady, I installed wp security plugin, it is very safe, there has been not hacked till now.
In my opinion, Wordpress is the best software to build company website, you can take a try. You can check with me any time if there is still more questions about wordpress if necessarily, I have been researched it over 10 years, I am good enough on wordpress.
Mar 15, 2020
I think you should prefer Wordpress. To make it more secure there are additional plugins like Sucuri Security you can install on your site to prevent any attacks.
Mar 15, 2020
Hello Dong,
I`ve been running wordpress websites for years now.
It really depends on what you actually plan to do with it. If its just a presentation webiste for your company Wordpress is the thing to use. Easy to install, easy to upgrade and configure.
If you need something complicated, with high loads of traffic then wordpress might not be the right solution. I used to own a website that was sold for nearly 1 M usd, they kept the Wordpress, so you can even have million dollar webite running Wordpress.
Good Luck!
Mar 15, 2020
In my choice, i will suggest you use wordpress. Because almost all website owner happy to use wordpress. Wordpress is very easy to use, you will find out some pluging, which are help you to build a beautiful website.
Mar 15, 2020
Who says WordPress is not secure, it will be secure if you keep updating the WP plugins and install WordFence which is the best security plugin. WordPress and Drupal are both content management systems and to be honest there is no match for WordPress