Show off your Drupal site

Finally replaced the embarrassment of a home page I had before with a Drupal based site and a rough guide as to how it was configured.

Hope you like it, the design takes the lead from some of my favourite sites out there but it's all freshly brewed which is quite an achievement for me given my PhotoShop skills!

Just posted my personal website

http://www.bhaskarvk.info

Not much content yet except for a review of Vim 7.0. but lots of photography.

The site runs Drupal 4.7 + Gallery 2. and I am using a customized version of k2 theme.

k2 is more of a theme for blogging, but I could customize it enough for my needs.

If you view this in firefox, you can see some cool effects like rounded corners and tabs.
Still have to figure out a way to do that in IE, .

Let me know of your suggestions / comments.

Hi,
I along with my friends have created a website on Delhi using Drupal.
The site is Delhilive.com and would appreciate your comments and criticisms.

Manuj

We've just re-launched the corporate front site for Ixis IT using Drupal 4.7.

Uses a mix of Views, front_page, flexinode, and gmap module. Nothing ground breaking but hopefully it doesn't look too much like an out of the box Drupal site!

www.ixis.co.uk

I was wondering if someone (or a couple of someones) have some testbed sites that I could log into and poke around on. CCK + catagories + 4.7 pref.

I'm hoping that seeing a few practical, and applied, examples may help me a bit with this whole 'getting the knack for drupal design and data orginization' thing that's been eluding me for the last few months.

I won't change anything, scouts honour.

We have recently launched a new website for a local New Zealand artist. She was previously using a HTML gallery and manually uploading and resizing photos.

We have customised a 4.6.6 version of Drupal to create a website which can display, update and feature new paintings as they come along....

Feel free to view at http://www.wen.co.nz

Modules used (a partial list):

TinyMCE
Feedback
Front_page
Image

Design was provided by the artist herself.

Thanks Drupal!!!