Site owners

Convivial is available through the GovCMS Drupal Services Panel (DSP), on which Morpht has been selected as a supplier. This lets eligible government agencies engage Morpht directly for a build, rather than running an open tender.

Yes. Convivial is built to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, with features including skip links, keyboard navigation and dark mode, and is targeted to score 100 on Lighthouse accessibility and SEO audits.

Beyond the initial build, Morpht offers content personalisation, Recommendations as a Service, and AI content augmentation as ongoing DXP services through the panel arrangement, alongside broader UX, design, content and development support.

Business-unit content ownership, scheduled content review workflows, and bulk redirect management help distributed teams keep large government sites accurate and accountable as they scale.

Convivial uses Apache Solr for enterprise-grade search, supporting facets and autocomplete so users and editors can reliably find the right content as the site grows.

A from-scratch build means commissioning a theme, a component library, a content model, and an accessibility pass before content work even starts. Convivial ships with all four already built, so budget and timeline go toward the site's actual purpose rather than its plumbing.

A distribution is a pre-built foundation: content types, components, view modes and accessibility already in place, that a team customises and extends. A custom build starts from zero, so every one of those pieces has to be designed, built and tested from scratch before content and features can begin.

The recurring risks are scope creep during foundational build work, accessibility non-compliance discovered late, and governance gaps on large or distributed sites. Convivial addresses these by shipping WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, a proven component library and content model as standard, plus governance tools like scheduled content review and editorial dashboards that flag accessibility and quality gaps automatically.

Yes. Convivial is built to WCAG 2.2 AA and is designed for the GovCMS SaaS platform, so agencies get a standards-compliant foundation without a separate compliance or remediation phase at the end of the build.