The luxembourg architect's office christian bauer & associés architectes - cba wanted to migrate from a purely flash site to a content management system. The pixel-exact flash design was from a partner agency and should be adopt as accurately as possible - modifications was permitted only in typography.

I think this site is a good example for nice looking image galleries implemented only with the drupal modules cck and views. This job partially was a littlebit tricky when the flash logic was not to be in line with the cms logic (like a menu item's active status).

We enjoy to build this site with Drupal - many thanks to the developers! (donation was send 2 weeks ago)

Comments

Anonymous’s picture

Well done, looks good!

IMHO, in order to improve the speed, the swithing of images would be better implemented with some javascript call instead of a complete page reload.

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Joep
CompuBase, websites and webdesign

siteformer’s picture

Thank you for your feedback :-)

I think a javascript solution don't has advantage. In this case 9 full size images and different text content must be preloaded (maybe ajax is better solution) and if javascript is deactivated the content is not accessible. Otherwise (no-javascript solution) in normal case all thumbnails from second page view come from the browser cache.

themegarden.org’s picture

Your site looks really nice.

You could try with thickbox drupal theme (http://drupal.org/project/thickbox).

Btw, very interesting projects, too.
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Drupal Theme Garden

batsonjay’s picture

I love the design of this. It really pushes outside the normal Drupal page Theme boundaries.

I did a site that tried to be high-design as well (for a commercial construction firm.) See http://www.tocci.com. (Check out the Portfolio pages, and dig deep to see some nice javascript hover behaviors.) I hate to admit it, but that site is a Joomla site. I did it before I "discovered" Drupal. But I'd love to re-do it in Drupal, just so I can have another good Drupal site example -- like yours.

Thanks for showing this to us.