Web, Drupal & Product-Based Development Services

Drupal is the core of what we build. Our web development service also takes work outside Drupal, and front-end frameworks such as Vue.js or React are used where a project needs them, as supporting technology rather than a separate line of work.

A custom build, such as a web application, starts from your requirements and an empty repository. A product-based project takes one of our products that already does most of what you need, such as EverLMS for staff training or MineCourt for court bookings, and fits it to your organisation. Product development sits between the two: a new product of your own, with features our existing products do not provide, built on the sign-in, roles and admin layer our products already run in production. Whichever route you take, you receive the whole system and its source code.

With a Drupal site audit: one review of the modules, the custom code, the configuration, security, accessibility, hosting and speed, ending in a report that says what to keep, what to change and which deeper audit, if any, is worth doing. The report is yours, whoever does the work after it.

Yes. A takeover starts with an audit of the code, the modules and the hosting, priced on its own, so the maintenance plan is written from what is actually there rather than from a template. Support and maintenance covers sites we built and sites we inherit.

Yes. An agency can place Drupal work with us under its own brand, name us as a subcontractor on a tender, or reserve named engineers by the month. The NDA comes first and non-solicitation runs both ways, on the same terms for every agency; the partners page sets out how we take product work to market together.

On the pricing page: project bands from Micro to Strategic, and a rate card for team work. Each service page names the band its work usually falls in, and the price for your project is fixed once the architecture is agreed.