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Hi all.

I've put together a website selling jigsaws (through the Amazon affiliate network), using drupal. Called 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle. I've done a couple of drupal sites before, but they were all personal sites and not commercial. So this is the first 'proper' one.

I've used the following

Theme - Giordani as is, although I'm going to add some more banner images. I like the simple layout.
Modules: nodequeue, nodewords, sitemap, google analyitics and xmlsitemap.

Any comments welcomed.

I realized I had not yet posted my company site and blog, even though I finished it several months ago.

http://www.propdrop.com

The theme is a zen subtheme. Everthing else is pretty straight forward. Very basic views. The hardest part was getting the blog set up how I wanted it.

Eventually I hope to post some free original themes, as well as some premium ones.

Hi Guys,

I have finished Tradehelper at last, it as been a long road but I got there in the end. Any comments will be taken on board from you guys as if it wasn't for you I would never have completed it.

It would have taken me months to learn PHP and SQL but with Drupal 5 weeks.........

I used the Waffles theme so thanks to you guys for what is a fantastic theme.

Drupal Rocks and so does Drupal.org

Robert

Greets!

My name is Bart, and this is my site:

http://opengameart.org

The purpose of OpenGameArt.org is to serve as a community art repository that allows artists to collaborate with Open Source game developers. I work with Drupal for a living, so when it came time to decide what framework to build OGA on, the decision was obvious. I have no doubt that I could have accomplished something similar had I chosen a different framework, but you can't beat Drupal in terms of versatility and developer-friendliness.

Lotus Boutique a contemporary designer and designer women's fashions shop in Boonton, New Jersey has opened it's online doors recently with a Drupal 5 website. The website has a nice clean design and has a ton of products listed. The application developers have used the ECommerce Module to allow users to purchase items online. Taxonomy categories have been used to allow the products to show under their brand and their category of clothing. A blog has been set up with some social networking modules to allow the sharing of content.

Ok, so I've been playing with Drupal for a while and decided to put together this simple website I hope you will like it:
www.weirdlemur.com

This is Drupal 6 with couple of modules and custom theme.

Criticism, suggestions, comments are very welcome :)

Thanks