NGO’s in general, want to improve their website's user experience by making it more accessible and relatable. With the sites running on Drupal 7 or Drupal 8, it was difficult to navigate, which made it hard for users to find the content they were looking for.

• Compatibility with existing custom code: NGOs may have developed custom code or third-party integrations on their existing website that may not be compatible with Drupal 10.
• Data migration: NGOs may have a large amount of content and data on their existing website that needs to be migrated to the new Drupal 10 site.
• Accessibility compliance: NGOs may need to ensure that their new Drupal 10 site complies with accessibility standards, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
• Training staff on the new platform: NGOs may need to train their staff on the new Drupal 10 platform to ensure they can manage the website effectively.
• Budget constraints: NGOs may have limited budgets for website development and migration.

• Team Workiy has collaborated with a couple of NGO’s to freshly build the sites with Drupal 10, as well as migrate to it.
• We put forward our best teams to comply to the needs and strategize accordingly.
• Upgrade from Drupal 7/8 to Drupal 10 - If the NGO is currently using Drupal 7 or 8, we’d recommend upgrade path to Drupal 10 is relatively straightforward.
• Make use of the Drupal core migration modules to migrate their website to the latest version of Drupal.
• Migrate from another CMS to Drupal 10 - If the NGO is using a different CMS, such as WordPress or Joomla, can consider migrating their website to Drupal 10.
• This can be achieved by exporting content from the old CMS and importing it into Drupal 10 using migration tools and modules.
• NGOs can opt for a clean installation of Drupal 10 and manually migrate their content, data, and custom code to the new site.
• The search capabilities were enhanced by using advanced Solr search
• NGOs should consider a phased or incremental migration approach, migrating certain sections or functionalities of the website in stages, mitigating risks and ensure a smoother migration process.
• A hybrid approach combines elements of the above strategies, tailored to the NGO's unique needs.
• For example, the NGO may opt for an incremental migration of their content and data while simultaneously upgrading their custom code to ensure compatibility with Drupal 10.

• With our proven strategies, we look forward to many an outcomes that benefit NGO’s.
• Improved website performance - Drupal 10 is optimized for performance and scalability, which can help NGO websites load faster and handle more traffic.
• Enhanced security - Drupal 10 includes the latest security features and patches, which can help protect NGO websites from cyber threats and data breaches.
• Better content management - Drupal 10 offers a user-friendly content management system (CMS) that makes it easy for NGOs to create, edit, and publish content. This can help NGOs maintain a fresh and up-to-date website that engages their audience.
• Increased flexibility - Drupal 10 is highly customizable, allowing NGOs to create unique website designs and functionality that meet their specific needs.
• Improved accessibility - Drupal 10 includes accessibility features that help NGOs create websites that are accessible to people with disabilities, in compliance with web accessibility standards such as WCAG.
• Better integration with third-party systems - Drupal 10 has improved integration capabilities that allow NGOs to connect their website with other systems, such as fundraising or CRM platforms, to streamline their operations.
• Migrating to Drupal 10 can also help NGOs stay up to date with the latest web technologies and best practices, which can have a positive impact on their overall digital strategy.