Water-delivery website

Aquarius is a local water-delivery business serving Brovary, just east of Kyiv. They needed a public site that explained the service in plain Ukrainian, took orders without a callback round-trip, and worked from a phone — multilingual, lean to maintain, with content the owner can edit without a developer in the loop.

We built it on Drupal 8 with a Bootstrap-based responsive theme: a landing-page home, blog, FAQ, about and contacts, wired into one editorial model with a translation workflow. The non-trivial piece sits inside the order flow.

The order page is a Drupal Webform — name, phone, bottle count, delivery date and time, address, captcha — but the live pricing is the engineering catch. Bottle count drives a jQuery calculator that resolves a unit price from the client's tier formula (more bottles → lower price-per-bottle) and updates the line total in place; the buyer sees the discount appear as they type, no submit/refresh round-trip. The whole form, tier breakpoints included, lives in one Webform configuration the owner edits through the Drupal admin UI.