Dripyard builds premium Drupal 11 themes with Single Directory Components (SDC), reusable layouts for Drupal Canvas, and multilingual and right-to-left (RTL) support. Start with a theme for your own content architecture, or choose a Drupal CMS site template with content types and page-building foundations already configured.
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Dripyard's themes are fully translatable including full support for RTL layouts
The authors of Dripyard themes are the same people who write themes for Drupal core!
All of our themes are built to WCAG 2.2 AA standards.
Dripyard’s themes are lightning fast with CSS and JS to only load when necessary.
Every detail is thoughtfully crafted without sacrificing usability or accessibility.
All themes are built with modern CSS that include container queries, and native nesting.
Dripyard themes are built with best practices.
CSS and JavaScript frameworks introduce unneeded complexity and technical debt.
Yes! All Dripyard themes are fully multilingual and take advantage of Drupal's translation APIs where appropriate. All of our themes are designed and tested with RTL (right to left) layouts.
Our themes are built to comply with WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility guidelines. This includes semantic markup, keyboard navigation, color contrast, and ARIA best practices.
However, full accessibility depends on content authors following best practices (e.g., providing descriptive alt text, form labels, and structured content). We have lots more information in our Accessibility Statement. Check it out!
Dripyard themes include over 50 professionally designed components to cover most use cases. However, if your project requires custom functionality or design beyond what’s included, we offer premium customization services. Our team can design and build bespoke components tailored to your needs. Contact us for a quote and our current hourly rate.
Each Dripyard theme purchase includes two months of complimentary support, accessible via Slack or our contact form. This covers theme-related questions, troubleshooting, and guidance.
After the initial support period, you can renew your support agreement at any time. Visit our Support page for renewal options and pricing.
No. Dripyard themes do not require a license key or any external connection to our servers. Once downloaded, the theme is fully self-contained and will continue to function even if our servers are offline. For more information, see our Licensing page.
Dripyard's themes look modern, elegant, and professional right out of the box. The design sensibility behind these themes is top-tier, and the implementation is spot on.—
Cristina Chumillas, Drupal Core UX Maintainer
Whenever I've had questions about how the experts are handling *best practices* in Drupal themes, I start by looking at what Mike (Dripyard) has done. When you use one of their themes you know you're getting code that's well thought out, based on real-experience, and demonstrates best practices.—
Joe Shindelar, Lead Trainer for Drupalize.Me
Their codebases are clean, well-structured, and easy to extend. The folks behind Dripyard are some of the most talented Drupal developers around, and that provides me with a great deal of confidence in using these components.—
Mike Anello, Drupal trainer and owner of DrupalEasy
Mike Herchel is a founder / lead developer at Dripyard. He's the maintainer of the Olivero theme, Drupal’s default front-end theme, as well as a Drupal core CSS subsystem maintainer. He's contributed heavily to Drupal core, helping out with Single Directory Components, Claro, and various Twig utilities. He's a former member of the Drupal board of directors, and still serves on several Drupal related committes.
Andy Giles is a veteran web developer and Drupal specialist who has been working with Drupal since version 5. In 2012, he founded Blue Oak Interactive, where he leads a team delivering consulting, custom development, theming, and e-commerce solutions. An active contributor to the Drupal community, Andy shares his expertise through presentations, podcast appearances, and training on topics such as DevOps workflows and modern development practices.