End to end Website and Application development
The end-to-end website design deals with creating a website from the scratch including the strategic planning and design of the User Interface. In short, it deals with both the front-end development as well as back-end development portion of a website. In addition to designing, it also deals with testing and maintenance of the website.
The experts elaborate on the process in six stages:
- Identifying the goal of the website.
- Better management and customization
- Multi-channel delivery
- Getting an idea about the website’s functionality
- Designing the website’s layout
- Working on-site navigation.
With the increase in customers’ demand for mobile’s first approach of a website, today, it is required to choose a suitable CMS for deploying the website. The focus should be also on using the CMS which should be reliable, flexible as well as secure.
Introducing Drupal: Drupal is a CMS used for this purpose and used by various reputed organisations including Tesla, Cisco, etc. It also has an experienced and active codding community that is there to tackle almost any challenge to provide real-life solutions. Drupal offers you all those features that you require while building a web application. It provides you with a robust framework for streamlining all the complex ideas by a single platform. Drupal’s core component and API it provides, ensure it provides the right modules to build a web application.
Drupal provides you functionalities such as generating RSS feeds, managing and accessing permissions, commenting on blogs, etc. there are around 48,000 modules by its coding community to solve problems. It ensures to deliver the customer-focused ideas.
Due to the BigPipe concept of Drupal, it has improved catching capability. With a module now, it is possible to load the entire page information even if the user is logged out. It makes the accessibility of the website to an unknown user in an efficient way.
Drupal’s drag and drop feature made it to the top of the favourite list. Moreover, the same block can be repeated multiple times to provide uniformity to the website. The Drupal CMS is such a powerful CMS that, with all the text and images it has, the content will appear even before it has been published. This gives an idea to the user.
Drupal responsively allows the creation of content. Meaning the content that has been published should be able to adapt itself as per the device from which the user is accessing. A simple example is that, while accessing the website on the PC screen, we tend to get the navigation bar at the top of the page. Whereas if we access the website through devices having small screens such as phones, we will get that navigation bar on the left-hand side of the screen. To provide the customer with the best experience, nowadays, the organisation usually adopts responsive design.
If you are creating content by using any CMS, your objective is to make it reach a big audience. This can be used easily by using Social Media. Drupal allows you to integrate various social media tools which help to connect your web application with social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, etc.
The main strength of any CMS lies in its powerful API. Drupal allows you a range of APIs. It includes REST API, JSON API, Render API, Translation API, etc. These are all made to provide a better experience to its customer at every stage.
The Semantic structure of Drupal made it possible to streamline the work of the Content manager as well as the author. The tags when used properly made Drupal the best CMS in the terms of SEO.
Drupal is an open-source CMS. It provides you with one of the n=best security that any other CMS is providing today. Due to its ability to handle the most crucial and complicated data, it is preferred to make government websites that require a lot of restrictions. Drupal’s login Security, Password Policy, Two-step authentication factors, content access, and many more, all made Drupal the most secured platform for its services.
It has been seen that the majority of websites fail at the deployment stage, as it is unable to provide the same functionality that is desired. This happens because of the browser support. This issue never arises in the case of Drupal. When you are developing your content through Drupal, you need not worry about any of these kinds of issues. Drupal will surely be able to cater to all your business’s needs.
