After spending over 4 months developing my first non-English website in Drupal and proving to myself that Drupal could be used effectively to create a full non-English front-end and be able to administer it using a full English language back-end, I tried with my new project, Offshore Fund Club, to take it to the next level and over 5 months later it is finally online. With this project the goal was to create a full membership website in Japanese related to offshore investing and offshore funds using Drupal to manage the boring stuff, adding in multiple roles, complex permissions and managed user accounts and complex taxonomy for organizing member only content.
One day, while entirely bored, I thought "Why not try to use Drupal to create a niche, online version of a book about SEO that was free..." And that is what I did. So, using V5... Although I am thinking about using V6, I built a site in a couple of hours and then spent a few hours configuring and tweaking the theme. And using my own advice, I am number one on Google for quite a few keywords -- still working my SEO strategy though. Hope you like it and find it useful.
Redesign and transfer of over 2000 articles and 15000 registered users from custom based cms system www.tbmagazine.net
project time around mount
the site is in bulgarian
We just launched http://StockLogos.com all made in Drupal using Views and PayPal modules. Hope you like the design and the functionality. All comments are welcome! And, if you need a cool logo for your next Drupal project feel free to browse the collection!
Web2make (http://web2make.com) is a leading Drupal outsourcing agency in MENA region with HQ in Amman,Jordan and branches in Riyadh,KSA and Dubai, UAE.
MercWorks.net is a game design portfolio and episodic film showcase featuring the work of Dave Mercier. It is designed to be easily read and highly navigable with the minimal use of menus. The theme had an intended emphasis on subtlety and delicate color balance, which complements and emphasizes the content well.
Approach
I've gotten a lot of experience with Drupal over probably two or three years, and finally have put that knowledge to good use on my own website. Through extensive use of cck, views, contemplate, node relationships, and a ton of other modules, I've come up with something I really like that's easy to navigate. It doesn't use any default Drupal pages, nodes, views, or anything like that - it's completely customized to display information most effectively.
