Fine & Raw Chocolate - eCommerce website for an artisan chocolatier
adam_v - August 3, 2009 - 18:34
Here's a Drupal website I designed and built for an artisan chocolatier in Brooklyn, NY.
Theme is 100% custom, with many custom blocks and functionality (and lots of jQuery functionality)
Drupal version: 6.x
Modules Included:
- Ubercart
-- Out of Stock
-- Paypal
-- Catalog
-- Shipping
-- Cart Links
- Views
- MailChimp
- CCK
- Analytics
- Image
- ImageUpload
- ImageCache
- Pathauto
- Token
- TinyTinyMCE
This was my first Drupal website, and I have to say that, despite the learning curve and the initial confusion involved in figuring out strategies for developing in Drupal, it was well worth the experience for me, personally, and my client is very pleased with the results. I will be developing with Drupal in the future for sure.
Nice design, easy layout and navigation
You've really put together a nice site. I am especially impressed to hear it is your first site using Drupal. Navigation is easy and the layout / theming works well. I'm wondering, will your client be editing content directly? Thanks for the post.
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Cunning...
$('.primary-links > li > a').mouseover(function() {
var activeMenuID = "#" + $(this).attr("title");
$('.secondary-links').hide();
$(activeMenuID).show();
$('.primary-links > li > a').css("color","#2f190d");
$(this).css("color","#9f193c");
});
Like it, great effort, well done.
Professional Drupal Design and Theme Services
thanks for the comments
thanks for the comments -
yes, my client runs a DIY business and he will be editing content directly.
I also launched a clone of the site as a sandbox under the root directory so that he can play with the actual site to test things out before making them live.
as his business grows, we expect the website will grow accordingly, and this was a major reason for going with drupal.