'Drupal to WordPress' conversion service
PHP-based Drupal is a free and open-source system for managing web content. While Drupal is undoubtedly enjoyable, WordPress is far more user-friendly and offers a broader range of customization options. Although Drupal isn’t difficult to use, learning to use it takes longer than learning WordPress. Drupal is intended for skilled users, whereas WordPress offers novice and experienced users a wealth of user-friendly options.
One of the most complex WordPress Conversion Service types in Wordune, the ‘Drupal to WordPress’ migration service, is a dependable option to ensure that this migration goes as smoothly as possible with the fewest losses.
Let's stress the importance of this question: Why migrate Drupal?
WordPress is simpler to use than Drupal, and most people will become proficient with it far faster. Drupal is probably better if you’re a relatively experienced professional web developer comfortable working with the command line. Drupal is more complex and lacks all the user-friendly tools.
WordPress has a bigger community and is also more customizable. In addition to thousands of free and premium themes, WordPress also provides 60,000+ plugins. In contrast, Drupal offers 2500+ themes to modify site appearance and 40,000+ modules to expand site functionality.
WordPress websites that are easy to navigate and well-organized are preferred by Google, which is why the majority of blog owners and web designers utilize it. You can use our WordPress Web Design service to obtain a fresh design before planning to convert Drupal to WordPress.
Plugins, platforms, and coding technologies we use in our ‘Drupal to WordPress’ conversion service include, but are not limited to, Elementor, Stripe, WPBakery, WordPress, Php, jQuery, WooCommerce, JavaScript, PayPal, Sass, etc.
WordPress vs. Drupal, Search Engine Optimization
Since SEO is platform-neutral, let’s dispel the myth that WordPress sites are more popular than Drupal sites in search results.
Page load times: The built-in caching tools in Drupal are compelling. For WordPress, you should use Cache plugins.
Page structure: Sites running Drupal may experience “divitis,” or the effects of views that result in a complex, nested view structure. Google’s Core Web Vitals suggest a cleaner DOM (HTML page structure).
Schema: Schemas can be hard-coded into template files or added to Drupal’s views. For WordPress, the same procedure applies.
CDN: It can be integrated with either content to serve assets to the closest local distribution point.
Pretty URL: In terms of URL rewriting, Drupal outperforms WordPress. You have complete flexibility over your alias patterns, including categories. Categories in WordPress have limitations.
Compared to Drupal, is WordPress more secure?
Drupal vs. WordPress. Usage?
'Drupal to WordPress' migration services have not been without their challenges
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Examining your Drupal website
Drupal conversion cost and timing
Drupal migration starts!
QA for your new website
Final tune-ups. مرحبا WordPress!
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2 Comments
Hi there,
If I migrate from Drupal to WordPress, what will happen to my custom coding and modules from my current website? Can I keep them when I migrate to WordPress?
Many Thanks,
Liam
Hi Liam,
Thanks for reaching out to us.
As you may know WordPress’ third-party theme and plugin communities make it similarly easy to extend WordPress without the need for custom development. So we can use plugins to manage most of the website, like modules, which Drupal calls modules.
In case a plugin can’t cover a particular feature, we have to implement it from scratch via custom coding. For more information, please refer to Custom WordPress Development service.
You can also create a new project from here so we can view your website in detail.
Best Regards