Show off your Drupal site

You can see many features and facilities in a full Persian site which developed by Drupal at following link:
http://demo.baruzh.net

hello i annonce the alpha version of www.shakethetv.com

this website is a mashup and use content from other website...

this is my second website with drupal, i used squid, jquery script and some of my modules...
i have modified some core script to reduce the queries (2/3 on some pages)...
modules used :
core, cck, ping, multiping,pathauto, content template and my own modules

javascript :
jquery, jquery jframe(great), swfobject, etc...

I've been working with Upstream Asia, a PR and marketing company as their Digital Marketing Manager for over a year now and have built many, many sites for them using Drupal (a mix of 4.7 and 5.x) and thought it was about time I showcase a few of those.

I'm happy to say that I've launched my second Drupal site in a month. It's
http://veronicawolff.com

The front page is an OpenLaszlo application that loads XML data pulled from Drupal with a menu callback.

This is a custom theme. I also used the Image and TinyMCE modules, among others.

FREELENS with over 1500 members Germans biggest photographers association launched her new web site with Drupal 5.3.

Special are the tab controlled user profiles. www.freelens.com/juergen-stumpe

Every user has his own home page with four tabs. Profile (with google maps), Gallery a gallery per User, Publications user publications in magazine, or expositions, Intern (only for the user) has a file server, mailman mailing lists, a scratch block and his personal data from the association, like member number, entrance date etc.

We changed a bit the usual Drupal usability. User at freelens.com do not leave their home page to create content. The user menu is displayed right hand on the white screen under the general links. After editing his profile, travels, buddylist, invite, field of activity or publications he is always returned back to his user profile. There is no extra block for the user navigation in the block area.

The web site uses googlemaps and location (thanks to the developers) for active travels of the users www.freelens.com/whoiswhere and also for the user profiles. You can search user under www.freelens.com/fotojob .

The association, has a own magazine and a own gallery and offers a lot of services to members that only members can see. Look at the “Members only” link on teasers.

I finally finished my first site built with Drupal: http://grdi.wvstateu.edu

It took some getting used to at first, but is extremely powerful and flexible. I did some customization of the breadcrumbs and created new content types to produce xml files from views to feed the little video launcher and the flash features on the home page.

I'd like to thank all the contributors to the forums without whose this site would not have turned out so successful.