A Drupal developer based in Pflugerville, just north of Austin: custom module development, theming, version upgrades and Drupal 7 migration, security reviews and ongoing support — with an honest account of what being local does and does not change.
Slow Drupal sites are usually slow for one or two specific reasons, and rarely the ones people start with. This page covers where the time actually goes, the cache layers and what each can and cannot help, and the fixes that reliably move the number.
A code review answers the question a site owner cannot answer alone: is this custom code sound, and what will it cost next? This page covers what a Drupal-specific review examines, what it typically finds, and what a useful report should contain.
The expensive Drupal problems are decisions, not code — a content model that made sense for the launch content, or a custom build of something contrib already did. This page covers the decisions worth deliberating over, and what good consulting output actually looks like.
Most Drupal sites are built with a launch date and no plan for the three years afterwards. This page covers what ongoing support should include, the failures that produce no error page, and why a backup nobody has restored is a belief rather than a backup.
Theming decides what markup Drupal produces, what a screen reader announces, and how much of the design an editor can break. This page covers Twig template selection, render arrays, libraries, accessibility and the overrides that quietly turn into upgrade debt.
Most compromised Drupal sites were running a known, published, already-patched vulnerability. This page covers the security work that actually matters — update discipline, permission audits, the checks custom code skips, and what to do if you think you have been compromised.
A modern Drupal major upgrade is a dependency and deprecation exercise, not a rebuild — but only if the site has not been left to drift. This page covers the inventory that produces the estimate, what fatals rather than warns, and how to upgrade without a long code freeze.
What a Drupal developer actually does on Drupal 11, the five interview questions that separate real experience from a CV, and when to hire one.
Drupal development, architecture, theming, upgrades and maintenance from Austin, Texas - with the problem-to-service mapping made explicit.
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