Evening All
I have just started a new job as an office assistant for a very small local charity in London (only 3 p/t members of staff) and I have inherited responsibility for the website. It was built using Drupal by a volunteer several years ago (who's now non-contactable) and whilst I have minimal experience of updating websites (Silva), the administration of our website/Drupal is unfathomable to me.
The site only has five pages, storage space of 2gb (which is almost max'd out) and does not have more than a couple of hundred visits a month (if that...)
As I'm unlikely to be given a budget in excess of £100, Drupal training is out of the question, and tutorials and help sites are not particularly easy to follow (for me at least...).
So my question is, should I spend the budget on a Wordpress/alternate account (on the assumption it is easier to maintain/update), or should I just keep plugging away with Drupal?
All and any ideas/suggestions will be most warmly welcomed
Thanks
Teddey
I have just started a new job as an office assistant for a very small local charity in London (only 3 p/t members of staff) and I have inherited responsibility for the website. It was built using Drupal by a volunteer several years ago (who's now non-contactable) and whilst I have minimal experience of updating websites (Silva), the administration of our website/Drupal is unfathomable to me.
The site only has five pages, storage space of 2gb (which is almost max'd out) and does not have more than a couple of hundred visits a month (if that...)
As I'm unlikely to be given a budget in excess of £100, Drupal training is out of the question, and tutorials and help sites are not particularly easy to follow (for me at least...).
So my question is, should I spend the budget on a Wordpress/alternate account (on the assumption it is easier to maintain/update), or should I just keep plugging away with Drupal?
All and any ideas/suggestions will be most warmly welcomed
Thanks
Teddey
