Drupal
Drupal is another must-have name in the open source CMS rankings. Although it lags behind WordPress and Joomla in the marketplace, that doesn’t make it any less prominent.
In practice, Drupal shows itself to be excellent in many areas in which Joomla lags behind. For example, it offers a very flexible system for dealing with customizable post types. It also gives you a high degree of control over your users and their permissions, and can handle multilingual sites in a basic version.
However, there are other areas where Drupal compares favorably to the rest. For example, the taxonomy system is much more powerful than its competitors. In addition, Drupal is considered a more secure platform than WordPress and Joomla.
Key feature:
- Offers a flexible system for creating and managing custom posts.
- Provides advanced user management settings and permissions.
- Includes support for multilingual sites.
- Has a detailed taxonomy system.
- Has first-rate security.
You can create almost any type of website you want using the “big three” CMS platforms, which include WordPress, Joomla and Drupal. However, Drupal is known for its scalability and security, which often makes it the best option for corporate and business websites.
However, it has a steep learning curve. In most cases, we don’t recommend using Drupal unless you have web development experience. However, if you enjoy development, it is one of the best CMS options available today.
