Headless Drupal: Balancing performance and multi-channel content delivery One client came to us after being advised to adopt a headless architecture simply because “the website needs to be faster.” When they reviewed the estimate, however, they were surprised. A headless architecture effectively means managing two separate systems, resulting in development and operational costs that can […]

Drupal offshore development: How Vietnamese teams ensure quality through process One client approached us after a disappointing offshore development experience. Their concern was straightforward: “We provided the specifications, but the delivered solution was not what we expected.” However, when we analyzed the root cause, it became clear that the problem was not the engineers’ technical capability. […]

Drupal maintenance and support: Why “not updating” is the biggest risk Many organizations pay a monthly maintenance fee, yet when asked, “What exactly is being done with that budget?”, they are often unable to provide a clear answer. In many cases, the maintenance contract is described as “insurance for when something goes wrong.” However, when it […]

Drupal development partner selection: How to identify a company that “build” Drupal, not just “use” it One of our clients was comparing proposals from three different vendors. All of them claimed to have”extensive Drupal experience” and”certified engineers,” making it difficult to identify a clear differentiator. We suggested a simple evaluation method: review each company’s public […]

Drupal 7 End of Support: Remaining options and the escalating costs of delaying migration Even after the end of support was announced, many websites did not stop operating, and as of September 2024, Drupal 7 was still running on 291,386 sites, accounting for approximately 40% of all Drupal websites. As of January 5, 2025, official support […]