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Moving sites from Drupal 7, 8, 9 or 10 onto Drupal 11 — as a documented, deliverable-backed project rather than a hopeful weekend.

Getting years of content out of an old system and into a new one with its structure, its media and its URLs intact.

Component libraries built as Single Directory Components, documented in Storybook, and used by the site rather than filed next to it.

Search API and Solr set up so people find things — with facets, autocomplete, document indexing and relevance you can actually tune.

Drupal used as an application framework — custom entities, services and access control — when the thing you need is not a website.

Connecting Drupal to the systems of record — SAML, CAS and LDAP identity, student information systems, CRMs, payments and reporting.

Finding out why the site is slow, fixing it, and proving the cache actually clears when content changes.

Local environments that match production, pipelines that catch problems before review, and deploys that are boring.

Meeting WCAG because people use your site with a keyboard and a screen reader — with automated checks and manual testing to back it up.