Show off your Drupal site

I am pleased to announced the makeover of my website using drupal. This was accomplished within half a day.

My site features our introduction of a market psychology measuring mechanism just like a pollster measuring the mood of a country.

http://www.seecrets.biz

Regards.

Hello,

www.kdf.or.jp

This is the first drupal site for me.
I deeply moved that Drupal was tool that was able to do anything.
The Best!!

By the way,
This site has very complicated CSS though this on externals is a usual site.

I should keep a usability and a accessibility ("Ctl" + "+" command etc..), It was not permitted to me to change the order of the code.

Please check it by using the firebug.
Please teach if there is an easier way.

Seattle Youth Garden Works uses Drupal 5.0. A number of modules have been added - like Events and Events with Volunteer Timeslots. I have also used Workflow and Webforms. If you are creating a non-profit website and would like information on modules you are likely to need, contact me, and I can tell you what I learned.

Keen to get any feedback on navigation / usability/ overall impressions and suggestions.

http://christmas.cagora.com

We've combined Social Networking with Social Media and Social Interaction. Still missing our RSS Feeds on the community that will go in later in the week, although we do have it on the personal Blogs.

After Matt Farnia posted about the utter lack of Drupal Wallpapers, my friend and I decided to have a Photoshop Tennis contest.

Basically, a Photoshop Tennis contest involves, after maybe setting some ground rules like a consistent theme or having to use a certain image/logo in each design, person A making a design and passing it (or 'serving' it) to person B. Person B then has to make an altered version of that image, keeping in line with the rules you agree. Person B then plays the image back to Person A. This gets repeated for a predetermined number of rounds (or the players get bored) and a winner is decided. The winner can be decided by the players or by an independent judge who scores based on the number of 'best shots' - you sometimes don't even NEED a winner as it is, after all, just a bit of fun!

Anyway - my friend served first and I have to make a return shot on these (I put together the preview)... Unfortunately, it seems I cannot embed images in forum posts! So here is a good old fashioned text link...

Drupal Wallpapers - serve 1

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