
Common Drupal website issues and how to fix them (2026)
The four Drupal problems we see most often (performance, security, UX, backups), why they happen, and the exact fixes that resolve them without a rebuild.
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The four Drupal problems we see most often (performance, security, UX, backups), why they happen, and the exact fixes that resolve them without a rebuild.
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The Seattle and Pacific Northwest teams shipping senior Drupal work in 2026: Drupal 10 and 11 builds, D7 EOL migrations, decoupled front-ends, and long-term support retainers.
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Most WordPress sites should stay on WordPress. The ones that shouldn't usually share four patterns. Here is how a real WordPress-to-Drupal migration gets scoped, priced, and shipped — without losing SEO or breaking editors.
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A Drupal Certified Seattle agency on when your project really needs Drupal vs WordPress, what a certified team does that a generalist cannot, and how to migrate without the horror stories.
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Lessons from migrating government and university sites to Drupal 11. Module audits, content modeling, and the rollback plan you need.
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Drupal 7 has reached end of life, meaning no more security patches. Seattle organizations still running Drupal 7 face serious security and compliance risks. Here's what you need to do immediately.
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Seattle nonprofits and government agencies need to choose carefully between Drupal and WordPress. The stakes are higher — data security, accessibility compliance, and long-term maintainability all depend on getting this right.
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