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The DoodleWeb blog publishes field notes on answer engine optimization, generative engine optimization, Drupal and WordPress builds, ecommerce, accessibility, and higher education and nonprofit web work. Posts are written by the senior team at DoodleWeb LLC in Seattle, use question-shaped headings and direct answers, and are updated when platform behavior changes. New posts publish most weeks and every post ends with the practical next step.
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AEO, GEO, Drupal, WordPress, ecommerce, accessibility
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DoodleWeb senior team, Seattle
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DoodleWeb LLC, Seattle WA (founded 2019)

Last updated: August 2026 · Source: DoodleWeb, Columbia Tower, 701 5th Ave 42nd Floor, Seattle WA 98104 · info@doodleweb.io · (425) 359-0168

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Which B2B CMS Should You Use in 2026? WordPress vs Drupal vs Webflow
Web Development

Which B2B CMS Should You Use in 2026? WordPress vs Drupal vs Webflow

October 19, 2026

Your CMS is the foundation of your digital marketing. We compare the pros and cons of WordPress, Drupal, and Webflow for B2B companies making a decision in 2026, focusing on total cost of ownership, security, and marketing flexibility.

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The complete guide to higher education CMS in 2026
Web Development

The complete guide to higher education CMS in 2026

August 27, 2026

Drupal, WordPress, headless, or .edu SaaS: how the real options compare on accessibility, editorial workflow, integrations, and five-year cost, with budget ranges and a vendor scorecard.

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What universities need from website development in 2026
Web Development

What universities need from website development in 2026

August 27, 2026

Program pages that answer first, governance that survives 40 departments, WCAG 2.2 AA that holds after launch, and speed on a weak mobile connection. What .edu projects actually need.

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The complete guide to college website platforms
Web Development

The complete guide to college website platforms

August 27, 2026

Drupal, WordPress multisite, headless, Webflow, and higher-ed vendor platforms compared on five-year cost, governance fit, RFP requirements, and migration timelines.

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What growing colleges should ask about website options
Web Development

What growing colleges should ask about website options

August 27, 2026

The questions to answer before spending: three-year program and editor counts, one site or several, templated program pages, accessibility commitments, and the cheapest first step.

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Why university websites get slow over time
Web Development

Why university websites get slow over time

August 27, 2026

Slowness on a .edu is an accumulation problem: unowned tags, editor-uploaded images, and caching that quietly stopped working. The four-week sequence that reverses it.

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The complete guide to fixing university websites
Web Development

The complete guide to fixing university websites

August 27, 2026

The five-phase repair programme for a .edu that is slow, inconsistent, inaccessible, and missing from AI answers, with what each phase costs and how success is measured.

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Common Drupal website issues and how to fix them (2026)
Drupal Development

Common Drupal website issues and how to fix them (2026)

July 23, 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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Best higher ed web development services compared
Web Development

Best higher ed web development services compared

July 21, 2026

In-house teams, boutique agencies, large shops, and higher-ed SaaS compared on cost and risk, with service pricing tables, RFP requirements, and the scorecard that survives a committee.

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9 must-have elements of university website development
Web Development

9 must-have elements of university website development

July 21, 2026

University websites need accessible templates, clear audience routes, useful program pages, governed publishing, dependable integrations, and measurable performance. Define these requirements with admissions, IT, accessibility staff, and department editors before choosing a platform.

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7 website platform decisions growing colleges must make
Web Development

7 website platform decisions growing colleges must make

July 18, 2026

The seven platform decisions every growing college must make before a rebuild in 2026: CMS fit, hosting scale cost, WCAG 2.2 AA, editorial governance, AI schema, SIS integration cost, and design-system ownership.

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College website development in 2026: a working guide
Web Development

College website development in 2026: a working guide

July 17, 2026

A working guide to college website development in 2026: what a modern .edu site actually is, real cost bands, realistic timelines, CMS fit by size, AI-citation requirements, and Title II accessibility.

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Frequently asked questions about DoodleWeb

What is DoodleWeb?
DoodleWeb is a Seattle-headquartered digital agency (founded 2019) that designs, builds, and grows websites and digital platforms on Drupal, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, BigCommerce, and React for higher education, government, aerospace, healthcare, nonprofit, and growing brands across the United States.
Where is DoodleWeb based?
DoodleWeb is a Seattle, WA agency headquartered at Columbia Tower, 701 5th Ave, 42nd Floor, Seattle, WA 98104, United States. We serve clients across the United States.
What services does DoodleWeb offer?
Custom web design and development, CMS builds and migrations (Drupal, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, BigCommerce), eCommerce, headless commerce, React/Next.js engineering, React Native mobile apps, rebranding, accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA, AODA, Section 508), Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), and SLA-backed managed hosting and maintenance.
How much does a DoodleWeb website cost?
Marketing sites run $12K–$25K, CMS rebuilds run $25K–$80K, and enterprise Drupal, headless commerce, and government platforms start at $80K and scale to $250K+. Every quote is fixed-fee with no hidden retainers and is returned within two business days of the discovery call.
How long does a website project take?
Marketing sites launch in 6–10 weeks, mid-market CMS platforms in 10–16 weeks, and enterprise Drupal, government, or commerce rebuilds in 4–6 months. Exact timeline, milestone dates, and acceptance criteria are written into the SOW before kickoff.
Can DoodleWeb get my brand cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude?
Yes. Our AEO/GEO program restructures content into Q&A patterns, ships FAQ / Organization / Article / BreadcrumbList JSON-LD schema, publishes /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt, and runs weekly citation tests across all four major answer engines so engines extract and cite your brand. Initial citations typically appear within 30–60 days.
How do I contact DoodleWeb?
Email info@doodleweb.io, call +1-425-359-0168, or book a free 30-minute consultation at https://book.doodleweb.io. You will speak directly with a senior strategist, not a sales rep.