Show off your Drupal site

Okay, I think the site I'm working on is a bit presentable now. It used to run on geeklog and phpbb with mx-portal. Now it's running on Drupal 5.1

http://www.encognitive.com

I tried to keep it as simple as possible.

Feedback is appreciated.

If you get a chance take a peek at the new Alpinestars site recently developed with Drupal 5. I hooked up with a saavy developer who ironically had some action sports experience using Drupal.org as my primary recruiting tool. The developer did an outstanding job. In a very short time frame we were able to bust out something fairly unique I think.

Hello all,
The site I'm working on is: http://www.firstprioritymusic.com (I used / tweaked the K2 theme). The site is Firefox and IE7 friendly but, ofcourse, it doesn't like IE6 much. It's not a complete disaster though (I think). I've just been having trouble adjusting the stylesheet to the way it looks on Firefox. Just some image/div spacing/margining/padding problems. If there are other problems you see I'd love to know.

Hello all,

www.yogayak.com after nearly 12 weeks of work had been upgraded to Drupal 5.1.

In the process of doing so we've eliminated our use of windows media files and now present all our content (over 40 video based classes) in glorious fullscreen flash!

Much thanks to the Drupal community for helping us achieve this upgrade goal. Our site is now much easier to use.

There are still things to be "toyed" with, but we consider the upgrade 99% done.

I switched the websites of my sourceforge.net projects to Drupal,
installed on the sf.net webserver, using MySQL database hosted by them.

Apps Unit: Project to promote Test Driven Development on Oracle Apps:
http://appsunit.sourceforge.net/managedcontent/

JUnit PDF Report: Project to generate PDF reports for JUnit test results:
http://appsunit.sourceforge.net/managedcontent/

For the record, has anyone done any Travel and vacation websites in Drupal. Please tell me about them