Mission
Ukrainix builds and runs Drupal platforms.
We are a small Drupal engineering practice. We do greenfield builds, migrations from Drupal 7 to 10/11, headless integrations with Next.js or Gatsby, and long-term support with one engineering standard across the lifecycle.
Direct senior engineering, fewer handoffs, and clear ownership: version-controlled work, production visibility, and code that can be read on day one.
- 13+ years in Drupal engineering
- Drupal 7 → 11 migration specialists
- 1.5M+ entities in one Drupal migration
- 70+ projects shipped end-to-end
How we work
Engineering principles we hold to
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Config in git
Drupal config sync from day one — no clicks-to-prod, no drift between environments.
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Standards-compliant code
Drupal coding standards, phpcs gates in CI — code is readable on day one and reviewable on day N.
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Long-term ownership
We build to keep running. Site goes live, then we stay for security patches, framework updates, and platform evolution.
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Tested migrations
Drupal 7 → 10/11 with full schema audits, content fidelity, and zero-downtime cutovers — not partial migrations with caveats.
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Production observability
Performance budgets, structured logging, and alerting wired in — never "deployed and forgotten."
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No half-builds
Every engagement ships a complete, working system. If we cannot scope it cleanly, we say so before the contract.
Lead
Lead engineer
Yuriy Sychenko started working with Drupal in 2013 and still prefers projects where the engineering has to be understood, not just rewritten. At Ukrainix, he leads the work on migrations, legacy support, custom modules, integrations, and long-running Drupal platforms.
The focus is practical: preserve what works, replace what gets in the way, and leave the codebase easier to own than it was before.
Team
Engineers behind the work
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Michael Potyemkin Front-end Drupal developer -
Oleksandr Yaremyshyn DevOps engineer -
Alona Solomakha QA engineer
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