Drupal web design

Actually, there’s no such a specific type of design as a Drupal web design: it’s not something like Adaptive Web Design (AWD), Responsive Web Design (RWD), or a Fluid Design. Nevertheless, Drupal website owners know that Drupal can provide a user experience not similar to other platforms or CMSs, and they would like to take advantage of them.
First of all, Drupal is accessible for people with special needs, so you used to have an excuse for why your website is not accessible - now you don’t! Secondly, Drupal is mobile-friendly and website managers can even edit websites from a mobile device. Thirdly, Drupal websites are responsive by default.

But enough for the starters.

Glad you made it that far, thanks for reading! We really appreciate your interest in our content and web design services!

Let’s go over the typical stages of web design for Drupal.

As a mature web design agency, we start any project with Onboarding. At the kickoff meeting, the manager asks you about your goals for design in general, requirements, budget and timeline restrictions in particular. 

Wireframes. Elaborated wireframes should address the marketing goals. We plan an overall user scenario, UX, and create rough layouts. As Drupal has a grid of 12 columns, we should adhere to this requirement.

Web design and graphic design. When wireframes are complete and approved by business representatives, we create web designs and make them colorful and vivid.

Implementing designs. We’re a full-cycle web design company, so you don’t have to be torn apart between different service providers. Our front-end and back-end developers will gladly turn the design into working pages.

Testing and analysis. Consider doing A/B testing to understand what design solutions work better. Making informed decisions allows you to control a development roadmap, and, subsequently, budget and timeline.

We deliver results - or we would be out of business already. But at the end of the day, what differs one company from another is the relationship they’re building with clients. Our values are really simple yet resonating:

• All clients are important. It doesn’t matter whether it is a small grocery shop website, a huge enterprise website for a giant company, or a blogger’s landing page - we will pay equal attention to any case. Because we want you to get successful and come back to us.
• We don’t take assignments blindly and always ask clients - what do they need the development or design for? what is supposed to change? We preach goal-based web design and development.
• We believe it’s important to be proactive and educate clients: we always tell them if we see a better solution.