Designmess is a online community aimed at web designers and developers. Designmess provides high quality articles and tutorials on a multitude of topics in the fields of web design and development, graphic design, advertising, and branding. We also provide a online hangout of sorts for our users. We encourage user submitted content to power our site and provide us a steady stream of content.
Designmess started as a personal project of mine to try and build a great community on Drupal. I started building the site in early December with the idea to launch in the beginning of January. And so, Designmess was built in roughly a month. One of my personal philosophies is to never think that my site is good enough. I believe there is always room for improvement. With this in mind, I will continuously update Designmess with new features and the latest modules that I think fit.
In early 2009, the Archdiocese of Saint Louis determined that it needed to upgrade its website, mostly for security concerns. After investigating a move from Joomla! 1.0.x to Joomla! 1.5.x, the Archdiocese determined it would be more cost effective and a more future-proof decision to migrate the over 49 individual Joomla! sites that comprised www.archstl.org into a single Drupal installation.
This upgrade/migration provides many benefits, not the least of which are a better end-user experience, a better administrative experience, and much improved page load and search indexing performance. In addition, Drupal's structure and content presentation provide much greater flexibility in design and information structure, as well as SEO (search engine optimization) than other popular CMS frameworks that were investigated.
I have created michigancitizen.org for a recent high school. I have only been working on it for about a week now and I am having a rough time deciding which theme I should use. It is for a media/newpaper purpose. I am taking any suggestions for a theme. Right now I am using the ZeroPoint theme. I would like a theme that is a little more complex and that stands out more than the theme that I'm currently using.
I recently launched a new site based on drigg - www.pixeldirt.com It's an outdoor social news site. I'm interested in hearing any feedback that you have to offer or questions you might have if you are developing a similar site in drigg. If you notice any issues with browsers please let me know as well.
It is still in its infancy of course so I'm really looking for some good honest feedback.
Models, Actors, Singers, Dancers, Rappers, Kids, Pets, anyone who believes they are talented can try to make the list. Talentlist was developed originally as a Model Portfolio site featured only image's and due to the flexibility of Drupal modules it was able to expand to another level. Now all talented people can feature their images, video, and audio for the world to experience.
