Show off your Drupal site

http://www.hookyarnandneedles.com/oldstuff/ Yes I will certainly take all criticisms and suggestions so don't be afraid to speak up. I just want to also thank anyone and everyone who has ever posted answers because that is where I have been learning almost everything. If there is anyone new looking at this, just keep at it, I do not know a whole lot about computers and just by reading, I learned how to do plenty :) Hope you all like it.

http://passyourtorch.org

PassYourTorch.org provides useful content for those looking for scholarships, volunteer opportunities, study abroad programs, summer programs research opportunities, and anything else along those lines.

Though there are contributors continuously adding relevant information and resources, the ultimate goal is to have a thriving community where many members contribute, posting valuable information for all to discover.

I got a wild hair tonight and created a site that doesn't look like Drupal (but is.)

I'm an amateur photographer, and wanted somewhere to show off my work. There's two types of photographer sites I've seen - either prepackaged Drupal or other blog sites, or something extremely custom built with Flash.

www.anthonymarophotography.com

Prepare to be thoroughly unimpressed!

http://www.wshancocksociety.org

I've been talking about moving to CMS for years and been so hesitant to leave my beloved and and defunct FrontPage! Recently I had a client who had no budget and a crappy site. Their current site just died and fortunately we were able to save the content from archive.org.

So I decided to use this bad luck as a primer to get started with Drupal. Believe it or not this site has taken two full weeks from start to now. It almost makes you wonder what I've been doing? Well, it was important for me to do everything right and understand, at least to a small scale, what what happening behind the scenes. I made the decision to install locally and learning about that, installing WAMP and setting it all up was a pain. Just trying to figure out how to unzip drupal was on ordeal (didn't know what a tar thing was). Setting up directories, setting permissions, etc...

Summary:

Girls Helping Girls (GHG) is an international nonprofit organization that empowers all girls to transform their world by mobilizing them through a series of initiatives to Eradicate Poverty, Increase Access to Education, Improve Health, and Promote Peace.

http://Sisters4Peace.net is a social networking site that provides guidance, toolkits, and support to aspiring girl change-makers around the globe who are working independently from a team to launch their own projects and ventures. The site is guided by a network of Peace Ambassadors who provide additional mentoring, fundraising assistance, and expertise to the budding peacemakers located in their region.

LevelTen Interactive worked with GHG to plan and develop a flexible, informative web site that is both feature rich and easy for GHG to maintain. LevelTen used our knowledge of web best practices and input from key stakeholders to guide the design and feature set for the website.

Website Goals and Challenges:

In designing this site, we had several specific goals in mind, mostly for the end user.

Here it is, we are ready to show our new website to the world. At last :)
The website is bi-lingual (russian and english). Actually it is not too complex from functional point of view, but big attention was given to details. The design is minimalistic (the theme was designed and developed from scratch).
The portfolio section (with two modes of work previews) was done using views+cck.

Your comments are welcome!