Custom Twig theming
Themes built to match your designs exactly, not adapted from Drupal's default starter themes.
What's included
Themes built to match your designs exactly, not adapted from Drupal's default starter themes.
Content types, taxonomies and Views set up around how your editors actually structure and reuse content.
Functionality built to spec when the contributed module ecosystem doesn't quite cover what the project needs.
Moving sites off Drupal 7 or 8 onto a current, supported release without losing content, URLs, or rankings.
Overview
Drupal has a reputation for being harder to work with than WordPress, and on a small marketing site that's a fair complaint. On a large site with dozens of content types, granular permission requirements, or multiple languages, that same structure is what keeps things manageable once a site outgrows a simple page-and-post model.
We build custom Twig themes matched to your designs, structure content with Views and Paragraphs so editors aren't fighting the admin, and handle the module development a site needs beyond what's available off the shelf. A lot of our Drupal work is also upgrade work: moving sites off Drupal 7, which reached end of life, onto a current, supported version without losing the content or URL structure that's been indexed for years.
Tools & platforms we use
Questions
4 questions
Mostly scale and structure. If you've got dozens of content types, complex permission rules, or a genuinely large content library, Drupal's data model handles that more cleanly than WordPress does. For a straightforward marketing site, WordPress is usually simpler and cheaper to build and maintain.
Yes, that's a common request since Drupal 7 reached end of life. We'll audit what's there, map the content types and modules to their Drupal 10 equivalents, and migrate the content rather than starting from a blank site.
We can put your site on a maintenance schedule for core, module and security updates, or hand off documentation to whoever manages it after launch. Drupal takes security seriously and releases updates regularly; the risk is usually a site nobody's kept current.
Yes, Drupal's JSON:API and GraphQL support make it a solid headless content source for a React or Next.js frontend. Worth considering if page speed or frontend flexibility matter more than Drupal's own theming layer.
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