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http://www.bellandevans.com

The client for this site had thier marketing firm handle the development of thier site. The firm then went off and hired a guy to do the coding, while someone else did the design. Well, 3 weeks from the deadline, the marketing firm asked to see the site for the first time (they had been told things were going well and was ahead of schedule). Finally the developer said that he couldnt do it and he stuck them with a partially built custom CMS. They then contacted me through a mutual friend and i took on the job with a 2 week to beta deadline.

Challenges:

1. The site design was handled by somone who had no knowledge of drupal or any web technologies at all. They had thier print marketing designer create the look and feel of the site. So i as the developer had no input on the design.

2. The old site had a recipe database of around 700 recipes in it, which needed to be added.

3. The client had a spreadsheet of stores that carried their products, and what categories of products they carried. They wanted a google map application that showed thier locations, and the products listed.

4. The client wanted the google map searchable by not only zip code, but by city or state.

5. Different color templates and logos were required on different sections of the site.

How i approached this project:

here is my Drupal 6.x portfolio site and would love your feedback! Check it out here:
http://webdesign.myhudhod.com/
I'm still putting the finishing touches on the site but it's mostly finished.
and I will add the Arabic version of it soon inshaAllah.

It's mostly a Views and CCK site, with the usual Imagefield/Imagecache combo doing most of the heavy lifting. Other modules for more specific needs include:

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History

Greetings,

I recently finished my portfolio site in D7, and I thought I'd share it here. It's the first site I have ever developed with Drupal, so go easy on me!

The URL is http://www.rickomann.me.uk/ - it's running Drupal 7 with the following modules:

• Views 3
• Panels
• Gallery Formatter
• Colorbox
• References
• Pathauto

...among a few others, but these are the main ones affecting the frontend. I mainly used Panels & Views for the front page, and some embedded Views for the portfolio section (http://www.rickomann.me.uk/portfolio). I used References to create relationships between testimonials and projects, and a combination of Gallery Formatter and Colorbox to create the miniature screenshot galleries on pages such as this one. Amidst all that, I did a lot of custom templates. The theme is something I created from scratch and implemented with Drupal.

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I've retrieved income statement data (total revenue, gross profit, operating income, & net income figures) for over 3000 NYSE stocks taken from the cnn, msn, quote, and yahoo finance websites.

Google finance data was not included because the financials are not available via the url.

You can view the results by clicking "Stock" > "Income statements table" in the "Navigation" block.