Live webinar hosted by Craft&Crew in partnership with Webflow
Thursday, October 29 · 1:00 PM ET
45 minutes · Live Q&A · Recording provided
Drupal 10 reaches end of life December 9.
But the obvious next step doesn’t have to be automatic.
If you’re about to invest in another major Drupal upgrade, this is the moment to evaluate the platform itself: what it costs to operate, what your team gets from it, and whether the complexity it carries is still necessary.
Join Craft&Crew and Webflow for a 45-minute enterprise briefing on the business and technical case for moving from Drupal to Webflow Enterprise.
The Drupal 10 decision
Before you commit to another cycle, ask what you’re really reinvesting in:
Before you fund the next Drupal upgrade, make sure you’re not simply reinvesting in complexity you no longer need.
What you’ll get
01
We’ll break down the three-year cost of Drupal 11 versus Webflow Enterprise, including upgrades, hosting, development, maintenance, internal resources and platform costs.
02
Where Webflow changes the operating model—managed infrastructure, governance, publishing, permissions, optimization and the role developers play in day-to-day website operations.
03
Content types. Paragraphs. Taxonomies. Views. Multilingual. Custom modules. Integrations. What maps over, what gets rethought and what can be left behind.
04
The controls needed around URL architecture, redirects, metadata, schema and internal links before, during and after cutover.
05
A realistic look at the enterprise requirements Webflow can handle, where integrations or a different architecture may be needed, and where Drupal may still make sense.
06
How to compare Drupal 11 and Webflow Enterprise across the concerns of marketing, technology, security and finance.
Bring your toughest Drupal questions.
We’ll leave time for live Q&A on your architecture, constraints and migration considerations—from custom modules and complex content models to integrations, accessibility, security, SEO and governance.
The opportunity
A mature Drupal platform may carry content types, fields, Paragraphs, Views, modules, permissions, integrations and workflows accumulated over many years.
Some represent critical business requirements. Others are simply the result of technical decisions made along the way.
A successful migration isn’t about reproducing that architecture one-for-one. It’s an opportunity to identify what the business actually needs—and design a simpler way to operate the web around it.
Drupal today → A different operating model
The most expensive line item may be the one that doesn’t appear on the invoice: the time between marketing wanting something and getting it live.
The goal isn’t to put your Drupal website on Webflow. It’s to leave unnecessary Drupal complexity behind.
Why Webflow Enterprise
Security, governance, permissions, localization, integrations and structured content remain critical requirements for enterprise websites.
What has changed is how those requirements can be delivered.
Webflow Enterprise brings managed infrastructure, enterprise governance and modern publishing capabilities into a more integrated platform, reducing the amount of custom technology organizations need to maintain.
The result isn’t simply a different CMS. It’s a different way to operate the web.
Why listen to us?
Craft&Crew has been building enterprise web platforms for nearly 20 years.
In 2023, we acquired a Drupal-specialist agency with nearly 25 years of history. We’ve built, supported, maintained and upgraded complex Drupal environments.
Today, we’re also a Webflow Enterprise Premium Partner.
We know what Drupal does exceptionally well. We also know how much technology organizations can accumulate simply because that’s how their website has always worked.
~25 years
History of our acquired Drupal-specialist practice
60 people
Drupal agency previously led by our President & CTO
700+
Enterprise web projects delivered
Craft&Crew
President & CTO
Steve previously led a 60-person Drupal agency and now serves as President & CTO of Craft&Crew. He brings decades of experience in enterprise web platforms, Drupal architecture and large-scale platform migrations.
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Webflow
Product Marketing Manager
Mike is a Product Marketing Manager at Webflow, focused on market strategy and analyst relations. In five years at Webflow he has worked across customer success and enterprise solutions engineering, partnering with enterprise teams as they evaluate and adopt the platform.
October 29 · Live
Drupal 10 reaches end of life December 9.
Before your organization commits to another upgrade cycle, spend 45 minutes understanding the alternative.
Craft&Crew × Webflow
Thursday, October 29 · 1:00 PM ET · 45 minutes · Live Q&A · Recording provided
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