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Marmara University Social Network Platform

http://www.marmarakampus.com/

www.heritagelongboards.com

My buddy and I worked hard on a simple, easy to navigate website for a local surfer legend. The main thing is we wanted it to look pretty, and I think we accomplished that. We are moving on to more flash based web sites in the future, but drupal served us well. We might make some themes in the future. Thanks Drupal for making it possible.

Please check out the revamped version of my Drupal site - http://www.DrugCritics.com

A little background info about the site...

The goal of the site is to create an educational community where drug users can share their experiences with drugs. People looking for information about drugs like nicotine, marijuana, and alcohol can then come on our site and learn from real people that have used these drugs. We hope to serve as an alternative to the ineffective drug education methods currently being used in the USA (Gov't programs like D.A.R.E, Above the Influence ads, and the media). We feel that real drug users have an authority on the topic of drug use that the current educational methods cannot replicate and we believe this makes our site a valuable education resource.

Drupal stuff....

This site exhibits the fivestar module in ALL of its glory. Anonymous users can rate and review each drug featured on the site using the fivestar module. The ratings are then compiled and averaged for each drug to create overall ratings. Without fivestar (http://www.drupal.org/project/fivestar) this website would of not been possible.

We also took these fivestar ratings and integrated the results into the Views module to make the drugs sortable by the various rating categories (see http://www.drugcritics.com/drugs).

Here is a drupal site that I'm working on and need some reviews on
http://www.chirpyplace.com

Modules used include:
Tokens
CCK
Views
views-attached
user_relationships
rules
formblock
imagecache
content-profile
auto-node-title
xml-playlist
and many more(the list is quiet long) and some custom changes to modules

Please check the Microblog link i've tried to clone twitter here want reviews
on how it's come out

Our first Drupal website, http://DietInn.com/, is ready for testing. It is a commercial for profit website so if ads and some restricted content annoy you don't visit.

Diet Inn helps people lose weight by promoting healthy eating habits. The secret to weight loss, really any lifestyle change, is to publicly state your goal and publicly commit to achieving that goal.

All feedback, both positive and negative, is helpful. The best way to contact us is through the Diet Inn contact form (About Us/Contact Us).

We've just finished rebuilding the inniAccounts website (http://www.inniaccounts.co.uk) using Drupal 6. Our client provides an online accountancy and bookkeeping service for IT contractors and freelancers. Here's a screenshot:

Platform
The old site was based on an asp.net based CMS (Umbraco, aweful) and we considered many CMS platforms before finally choosing Drupal - mainly for its flexibility and the confidence that it will support the future ambitions for the site. We've delivered two sites - the front end, sign-up oriented site and a help centre on a separate URL (http://help.inniaccounts.co.uk). Both sites use a single Drupal instance, hosted on a Debian VPS in the UK.

Theming / Design
Here's an early fireworks comp:

We reworked the design a couple of times before settling on the final layout. Theming is based on Zen 960. There's two 'static' pages, the home page and the sign up page. In both instances we've created a copy of the page template and pasted in static HTML from a designer. Thanks to the Zen framework cross browser testing has been relatively easy. The entire build took less than four weeks.

Modules Used