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upto $400 for drupal site

prankster101 - July 7, 2008 - 12:32

hi, i need a workable solution for my e-commerce site (www.prankster101.com/drupal) where the emphasis is on commerce and content and to create a community.
and i just found this:
http://drupal.org/node/99428
and this:
http://drupal.org/node/199279
it talks about the need for using drupal as a cms/e-commerce solution. it also talks about the need for community.
after a little bit of soul searching, and as stated by someone in the threads, here are my options that i was considering:
A. Keep ZenCart and add Drupal
B. Start from scatch with Drupal + e-Commerce/UberCart
apparently, there is a zencart/drupal integration module. i am intrigued by this.
what i want are the following:
store: videogames, music, dvd etc but i also want a record label, fashion label
digital downloads
forum/portal/community
authorised users
cms/online magazine/blog
user generated content
i have an icarus line fansite project that i would like to "integrate"/make part of rather than have as a separate site (more details below). but depending on costs etc, i might just do this diy.
i have had some work done on my zencart site and (link above) i don't want all the work on the zencart to be wasted. as this would involve loss of money etc. but i don't know what to do. i love drupal and i hate the admin section of zencart. so i am inclined to go with option B/C. preferably B.
basically, i want a website and an e-commerce site with the added advantage of it being a portal and allowing a community to flourish. stuff like it acting like youtube/myspace where you can add videos etc would also be nice.
let me know what you think. what will be the costs and projected completion time for the site etc? can i do this by myself? i am already going to buy the new book on drupal 6 so that should come in handy.
finally, here are the band faniste details, and this is what the frontman sent me (obviously, the stuff above takes number one priority, but if we can get the above right, then the following should be REALLY easy - i can take care of the content section - but again, the ability to stream videos etc would be nice):)
"these are things i think make a good fan site...take it as you want
for the site:
complete discography...include year released and formats. also singles, comp tracks, anything else.
links to online reviews/interviews. find as much shit as you can and have it all linked. im sure some other fans would be able to help you with this.
photos. flickr/ myspace/ your own
a bio...
recent news and news archive
message board
lyrics/
exclusive music: once you get up and running i can send you some live tracks and other things that would be unavailable anywhere else. something to keep people coming to your site.
the more information you provide the more people will return to the site. if you make a it a definative resorce you will see that people will help you with content just as separate the sounds was built.
how is it all coming along?"
how much will it cost?
open source drupal can do communities really easily. so the site should be able to harness web2.0 and "wikinomics" to enhance creativity, information sharing, and, most notably, peer collaboration among users. the aim of the cms is to have features etc and user-submitted and editor-evaluated content with every news article and review having a comment section where registered users can post comments.
i also want authorised "editors" who can post etc.
from what i've read, drupal is better than slashcode/slashdot, and another site which incorporates the same ethics/"business model" as www.punknews.org
if you look at http://news.bbc.co.uk/ and http://www.play-mag.co.uk/ you see that there are a lot more articles when you go to the site. all the sites i have shown you only show a couple of articles when you go to the screen. by showing a lot more articles, i can catch the interest of more people who will be glancing at the site.
for someone who doesn't have any coding skills, i wanted to do a lot of the work myself, but have found out i can't as i don't have all the necessary knowledge. i would need help on theming and have already uploaded all the modules.

let me know. and please email me at the_az@hotmail.com

thanks

your budget is too small mate

stanleyuroy - July 7, 2008 - 19:07

To have your project up and running,I am quite sure you need minimum $1200.There are loads of people to do the job but your offer is very discouraging.You wanna know who can do it for you ask me and I will show you
http://www.realfreetv.net

yes, very small budget

rizqi - July 8, 2008 - 01:47

$400 for ecommerce + community + user generated content (photos, videos, lyrics, message board) and iam sure you will need to design and drupal template. Budget is very very small! please respect drupal developer with better price.

Rizqi
Professional Drupal Developer
Surabaya, Indonesia

yes and your link doesn't work

decibel.places - July 8, 2008 - 02:05

I agree this is about 1/3 of the budget for this type of site

Your URL http://www.prankster101.com/drupal doesn't work - and if it's just a placeholder, why post it?

If you do stuff like that, what other ways will you impede the progress of a project on a very tight budget?

My advice is DIY: http://drupal.org/handbooks

What about Ubercart?

~are you netsperienced? http://netsperience.org

PS There are people on sites like GetAFreelancer who might do it for this price - then you will spend the other $800 or more fixing it!

sorry, my zencart site is at

prankster101 - July 8, 2008 - 12:36

sorry, my zencart site is at www.prankster101.com/rsto

i can only stretch to $500. $600 if the person is REALLY good and has ninja skills.

it would be nice if there was integration between the zencart site (www.prankster101.com/rsto) and the drupal site (which does not work) at www.prankster101.com/drupal

thanks

Wow, I wouldn't touch this

gh0st25 - July 8, 2008 - 19:01

Wow, I wouldn't touch this for less than $1500, more likely $3000. The issue is you don't have a scope defined, you just list a bunch of features you may or may not want. Looks like your site is just a forum right now and isn't CMS managed.

$400-600 is just a slap in the face for a programmer.

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