DB Web Solutions needed a website that would help prospective clients understand the services, assess relevant experience and explain their project. The same information had to work in English, Latvian and Russian, with a content structure that could grow and a release process that could support ongoing changes.
Dmitrijs designed and built the site on Drupal 11: reusable page components, translated content, project case studies, search and a contact form, all within a custom responsive theme. Content is versioned in YAML files. Docker-based builds and release checks provide a repeatable route from source code to test and live environments.
The website is live at dbws.eu in English, Latvian and Russian. Visitors can review services and projects, understand the working process and send an enquiry. The implementation also provides a reusable Drupal foundation for future projects, with content, application changes and releases managed together.
This is DB Web Solutions’ own project. Dmitrijs led the content architecture, Drupal development, responsive frontend and deployment setup. It shows the decisions behind the website you are using, from how services are presented to how changes reach the live site.
Services are grouped around the work a client needs: building a platform, connecting systems, modernising an application or keeping it running. Reusable page components give each language the same clear structure while allowing the copy to read naturally. Project examples and the working process help visitors decide whether to get in touch.
The contact form asks visitors to describe their system and the help they need, without requiring a finished specification. It explains how the submitted details will be used. Behind the form, queued email delivery and a branded mailbox connect the enquiry to the person responsible for responding.
The implementation covers three layers that need to evolve together as the website grows.
Pages, translations and media references are held in structured YAML snapshots. Content changes can be reviewed alongside code and imported through a repeatable process.
Shared content models, Paragraph components and Media provide the page structure. Project case studies, search, forms and editorial tools build on that foundation.
Container images and immutable release artefacts carry a defined build into staging and production. Validation gates, health checks and operational documentation support controlled updates.
The website is live, with its content, contact form and release process in place. Reusable Drupal modules and content components remain separate from DB Web Solutions branding, so future projects can use the underlying foundation without inheriting this site’s identity.
Tell DB Web Solutions what the website needs to explain, who will use it and which systems it must connect to. Dmitrijs will help identify the scope and a practical starting point.
