Show off your Drupal site

Just wanted to get some constructive criticism on my site:

http://www.startuplab.net

We provide "ideas in a box" which includes a package of a domain name and logo. We are still working on quite a few things, but would love to get any sort of feeback on the site.

Thanks!

Chris Stuart
StartupLab.net

Our company, Software Knowledge recently completed a redesign and launch for Camp Yavneh (http://www.campyavneh.org), a Jewish summer camp in New Hampshire, USA. The client's main goals included a fresh new kid-friendly design and an easy to administer content management system, as their old design had grown stale and making changes became quite unwieldy. The development of the site proved more involved than we initially spec'ed out, but each time there was a new request we were able to fit the need perfectly with Drupal's many modules.

Old Standards

CCK, Views, and BBCode power much of the content in the site. In particular, the client was pleased with the way that BBCode simplified the process of formatting new pages as compared to standard HTML. The BBCode reference link proved invaluable during the launch process. The site includes eleven custom CCK content types including image galleries, calendar entries, music uploads, and employee bios, among others.

Hi!

1st and foremost I have to give many thanks to Drupal and all the developers and contributors! You guys rock! What an amazing CMS. Ive used lots of other CMS's and none of them come close to Drupal.

This is my first live Drupal website http://alternative-innovation.com

love the all in one profile, blog, forum, and web page, management. very easy to install. and configure. I made a logo icon with transparent background, but IE shows a white background of course. changed header to white BG, then you could not see the site name in IE, of course.

I don't have much content yet, but just starting out.

very nice and easy to work with

www.sourfly.us

I just re launch my portal website with Drupal, its an aggregator news from many official blog like Google, Yahoo, Drupal etc

The website are powered by Drupal 5 and the excellent FeedAPI module, theme design originaly by themesnap and i am using some modification in layout.

I will add more Feed and more news and tutorials, i begin some tutorials/howtos writing about Drupal and search engines, i will post soon...

If you have a Webmaster oriented blog or website don't be shy! register and add your blog/website RSS feed link.

Firstly I'm a team of the team for the site - so, a bit of self-promotion here might be...

Translia (http://www.translia.com) is the first online translation website that implements crowd sourcing business module by a real meaning. Typically crowd sourcing means a mass of people, each working on a smaller part of the job, together deliver a larger job and achieve better quality, quick turnaround and lower cost.

The major challenges in designing a crowd translation sites include

• Automating the translation business and production process that traditionally involves a lot of human attendance.
• Enabling translators, who usually work alone, to collaborate with each other.

To address these issues we adopted Drupal and built the site in the two directions:

Translation process automation that involves the following modules,

• Workflow, Workflow field
• Messaging and notifications
• Ubercar
• Userpoints

We developed a couple of modules for meeting the unique requirements set by the project. For example, measuring the contribution of each member to a job.

Community and social network features that are based the core or contributed modules such as

• Forum
• Profiles
• Facebook-style status
• Invite