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Drupal / Drupal 11 / Upgrade Drupal

Drupal 10 End of Life: How to Upgrade to Drupal 11 Before Support Ends

Quick answer: Drupal 10 reaches end of life on 9 December. After that date, the Drupal Security Team stops releasing security fixes for it. If your site runs Drupal 10,…

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October 7, 2026
AI Agents and Drupal / Drupal

AI Agents and Drupal: Preparing Your Site for Agentic Search and AI Assistants

Quick answer: Preparing a Drupal site for AI agents and agentic search means making your content easy for AI systems to crawl, understand, trust, and cite. This involves three main…

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September 30, 2026
Drupal / Drupal Development Services

Drupal Development Services: A Complete Guide for Businesses

Drupal development services cover the design, build, migration, customization, and ongoing maintenance of websites built on the Drupal content management system (CMS). Businesses turn to Drupal development companies when they…

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September 23, 2026
Drupal / Headless Drupal

Headless Drupal: When Australian Businesses Should (and Shouldn’t) Go Decoupled

Quick answer: Headless Drupal (also called decoupled Drupal) separates Drupal's content management backend from the frontend that users see, letting you build the presentation layer in a framework like Next.js,…

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September 15, 2026
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