Since the Drupal interface for updating the web site is entirely browser-based, it's relatively easy (once everything has been setup) for anyone (with the appropriate access role) to add/edit stories or events, add comments, or even administer the web site (change menus, appearance, modules, settings) -- just by filling out forms. No HTML (or programming) experience is required, though it does come in handy sometimes; those with CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor), JavaScript (jQuery, a JavaScript library), mySQL or graphic design experience could help us customize the site even more.

Drupal (and RVUUF's web administrator) generate standards-compliant HTML &; CSS is mostly compliant; some of these validation logos may be included in the page footer; see Browsers page for more acryonyms & jargon.

Although a lot of functionality comes built-in with Drupal, our site adds many (free) 3rd-party modules; many themes are available for page layout/appearance -- our site uses an "adaptive theme" which supports responsive web design, i.e., for many screen sizes, esp. tablets and smartphones.

We are currently using Drupal version 7.x in a multi-site configuration; recent updates to our site; when Drupal 8 and necessary modules become available and stable, we'll consider upgrading. Hostgator.com provides our certified green web hosting using Apache web server software.