Show off your Drupal site

DesignReads is a very simple Drupal 6 powered site I knocked together over a couple of evenings with the sole purpose of aggregating Web Design/Development related blog posts/articles/tutorials onto one page.

I like it: it's quick, simple, minimalistic, and gives me roll-over previews of any articles I may want to check out in more detail.

Main Components:

I just launch an online classifieds website in french, with homebox module, autoexpire , inline registration and ds module, cck, views, imagecache etc any feedback are welcome, the website in french

http://alibaba.ma

Ok, so gocollegeradio.com is my first site in drupal, and I'm loving it so far. My first attempt was with modx, but drupal was more mature and had exactly what I needed. It's still very much a work in progress, and your constructive criticism is greatly appreciated. Let me know what you think and how I can make it better! Thanks!!

Check it out: www.gocollegeradio.com

Thanks again,

Curtis

Lyemium is a new Arts & Design website, dubbed “The Visual Mass Media Of Art & Design”. The website is to showcase the individual artist, designer, and all things related. If you frequent several design blogs and web portals you may notice that a lot of sites are more Wordpress CMS-Centric. The idea of Lyemium is not only to promote individual artist and designer but to also to serve the Drupal design community on a whole.

The initial site was launched in the third quarter of 2009 and has now been revised and redesigned, in house, from scratch to keep up with the latest web standards, design practices, and visual trends that rapidly change in the design community and better reflect the current state of Drupal being a powerful and flexible CMS.

The site is being powered by Drupal version 6 with the anticipation of porting to Drupal 7 once the final version becomes released to the public. The modules chosen for Lyemium, which will be discussed later, were picked with Drupal 7 compatibility in mind. The actual development took place over a period of approximately 4 months to complete, ending February 28, 2010.

http://www.howtopractice.com/images/howtopractice.jpg (If someone knows how to insert images I'll update the post!! )

History/Overview

How To Practice provide information and resources for musicians to help with their practice time. That old adage practice makes perfect isn't true and we offer advice on how to enhance practice.

The site started back in 2006 as a straight blog - originally on Joomla. However some limitations on that platform meant we had to switch to Drupal.

In the last week we have launched a redesign of the site. We've updated the look and feel, added some new functionality and upgraded from Drupal 5 to 6.

New Requirements

Our old D5 site was an extended blog with various content types. It also had a shop which was a mix of eCommerce and Amazon modules.

With this release we have taken advantage of Drupal's community building functionality and added forums, friends and other social aspects.

Theming