How Drupal CMS and IXP Could Help Digital Agencies Scale Projects
Carlos Ospina, writing for A Drupal Couple, examines how Drupal CMS and the IXP Initiative could provide a structured growth path for digital agencies by bridging the gap between small-scale website projects and enterprise-level solutions. Observing a trend where freelancers and small agencies use platforms like Wix to build affordable websites for local businesses, Carlos highlights the limitations of such platforms when more complex features are needed. Drupal CMS, with its flexible architecture, drag-and-drop tools, AI integration, and upcoming Experience Builder, offers an alternative that allows websites to scale without requiring a platform migration.
The IXP Initiative further supports this model by creating opportunities for site builders to progressively develop their skills and transition into more advanced roles. This approach enables agencies to balance smaller Drupal CMS projects with enterprise work, enhancing business stability while fostering long-term growth. Ospina argues that embracing this model could position Drupal as a sustainable alternative to closed platforms, helping both websites and development teams evolve over time.
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