DRUPAL

Managing a Drupal website is quite simple. The owner or project manager can add new sections, categories, set up filtering by specified parameters, and much more without involving programmers, up to and including assigning rights to different users, from an anonymous visitor to several administrators. This applies to both online stores and corporate or custom web applications. It takes some time to figure out how to interact with nodes (types of materials), taxonomy (structure), and views (images), and with the latter, you'll need the help of a coder, but in general, everything is much simpler and clearer than in other CMS.

The engine has a Russian-language interface, and it can also automatically translate extensions from foreign languages. For this purpose, the system has a built-in dictionary that can be edited if you don't like or are not used to using the proposed options. Plus, you can easily add several languages to the user interface of the website itself, with the ability to switch between Russian, Ukrainian, English, and any other language.

How fast the pages load depends on how many visitors will stay on your site, because users don't like to wait, and how highly it will be rated by search engines. In Drupal, performance is limited only by the quality of module customization. Even complex logic can be optimized, in particular by using caching tools.

Optimizing a Drupal website is as easy as managing it. All the important options are available out of the box - CNC and sitemap generation, fields for seo tags, etc. In addition to the built-in tools, you can always connect custom modules that further expand and automate optimization options.

Drupal websites are hacked much less often than those created on other CMS, and any vulnerabilities are quickly fixed by developers. Security and speed depend on the quality of customization, so if the site was built by experienced developers, it will have a very high level of protection for user data and the web application itself.