Drupal

Drupal

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Drupal is a content management system used by businesses to increase their audience reach. It allows businesses to build and develop sophisticated digital experiences to captivate and engage their visitors and customers. Drupal is available as an open source. It was founded in 1999 and subjects itself to the terms of the General Public License (GPU). It was created and is now maintained by a worldwide community of developers. Drupal is available for marketers, agencies and developers. It offers several content management tools and APIs for the purpose of high-quality publications. It enables its users to make their content more accessible and provides scope for marketing automation as well.

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Websites using Drupal by countrymarket share · top 8 countries
🇷🇺Russian Federation
6.8%
🇺🇸United States
6.8%
🇩🇪Germany
5.2%
🇫🇷France
5%
🇧🇪Belgium
3.2%
🇮🇹Italy
3%
🇬🇧United Kingdom
3%
🇨🇦Canada
2.6%
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Websites using Drupal by industrydetected industries
Education · 25%Law & Government · 18%Technology & Computing · 17%Construction · 14%Medical & Healthcare · 13%Non-profit & Charity · 13%MARKETSHARE
Education25%
Law & Government18%
Technology & Computing17%
Construction14%
Medical & Healthcare13%
Non-profit & Charity13%

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Frequently asked

What is Drupal?›
Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS) with a large user base and a supportive community. It lets users create, manage, and publish content on websites, web applications, and other digital experiences. Drupal is a free CMS operating on PHP scripting language. Its distribution is under the GNU General Public License.
What are Drupal's main features?›
Drupal's main features are user account registration and management, content creation, RSS feeds, taxonomy, layout customization, system administration, and more. The multiple language support includes English, Spanish, French, and German. It also incorporates a vast number of modules and themes accessible for purposes of additional customization and augmentation.
What kind of websites can Drupal build?›
Drupal can build several websites like personal blogs, corporate websites, government websites, e-commerce sites, educational and non-profit websites, news and media websites, and social networking sites. Drupal can also act as a back-end for mobile and web applications offering users a centralized setting to manage content and execute additional functions.
How does Drupal compare to other CMSs?›
Drupal is a prevalent choice for building websites and web applications. But choosing between Drupal and other general CMSs depends on the precise requirements of a task. Drupal is flexible and scalable compared to other CMSs and is highly customizable. It has multiple modules and themes to add functionality. Its architecture is secure and is a resource-intensive CMS with a large developer community.
Can I use Drupal for e-commerce websites?›
Drupal is an apt platform for building e-commerce websites. Drupal includes many e-commerce modules like Drupal Commerce, Ubercart, and E-Commerce, adding e-commerce functionality to a Drupal website. Furthermore, the substantial active community of developers contributes multiple e-commerce modules and solutions for Drupal Commerce. As a result, the modules provide numerous e-commerce features.