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I have been working on this site since 5.7.
I want to thank you guys so much for all the work and support you've given me. I'm trying to do my part to answer questions where I can and help test new modules.
I'm trying my hardest to learn Drupal on a deeper level, so I can really give back.

THE SITES

TescoSucks.co.uk is a website/blog where users can post links to news articles on the web about The Tesco supermarket chain in the UK.

AsdaSucks.co.uk is a website/blog where users can post links to news articles on the web about The Asda (Walmart) supermarket chain.

THE IDEA BEHIND THEM

Asda and Tesco are the UK’s largest supermarket chains and is still growing. Their growth, success and ethics draw mixed feelings from the British and international community. By providing free access to as much news as possible about these two companies, I hope people will be able to see the good and the bad side of these firms.

Both sites have no editor or journalists, and all the content found on the site is linked to external original news sources.

Both sites are built using the same modules and themes, just different colours (Red & blue for Tesco, and Green for Asda)

THE BACKEND

Drupal 6.3-dev

Theme

Pixture

Modules

Admin menu

CCK, CCK Link 6.x-2.0-rc3

http://www.creativebassetlaw.org.uk

Absolutely loved building this site - I wish I could post screenshots here to demonstrate some of the things that we managed to do with the site but I don't seem to be able to - don't have access to the img tag. Anyway, screenshots are available on our site in our website design portfolio.

http://underdesign.co.uk

Finally got around to updating our own site. There's nothing really special on it but, having only just started using Drupal 6 for our client sites, it was nice to finally get our heads around some of the new features available. Absolutely love the new Views interface - very easy to use once you understand it and is likely to shorten our general development time.

Hello,

I made my first drupal module in 2 days.

One of my client asked me for a website where he could share files easily and nicely with clients, without the hassle of learning ftp, access control etc etc...
He wanted a system where he could add himself users and shares files with them privately.

http://www.jamesrowen.com

Here's one of my latest. I built this in just over 2 days on a sponsorship trade. The team has started traveling and doing some large events, so I thought it might be fun and worth a shot at some new work. James has bought some great professionally shot photos, which made the gallery fun.

Some features...