Drupal theming

Mr Darren Taylor, from Approach Digital, a design & web dev company based in UK, trusted us with the development of the choose a bed and breakfast website. The design was provided by Approach and converted to a Drupal theme, using fusion as a basis.

The website supports recurring payment system using Ubercart for paid registrations. It allows proximity search and implements gMaps API for geolocating all data. Many custom modules were developed to offer additional functionality.

Vancouver Web Design trusted us with the development and theming of Injury Free Jone website - a preexisting project that was redesigned and transferred to Drupal. Blog posts, Flash Games and Youtube integrated Videos forming galleries (with custom pagination based on titles) are just some of the content types that were included. Full integration with a number of social media websites (i.e. facebook, twitter etc) offers an excellent way of dissemination of this new project.

Two (summer and winter) custom themes were developed using Fusion as a basis in tandem with skinr, to allow the most flexible combination for theming needs Drupal has to offer at this point. Themes were based on PSD designs, that were converted to detailed-to-the-pixel, cross browser, xHTML/CSS valid themes. A checkbox under the admin theme settings allows an easy way to toggle between the two themes.

Mr. Jon Behr trusted us with the Drupal design and Theme conversion tasks for the website http://www.accountsportal.com. Desings were developed with close cooperation, discussing each step, and we took into consideration all Drupal features (core, e.g. breadcrumbs etc) - and of course output by additional modules (e.g. Views and other).

Once the final designs were approved we proceeded with the development of a cross-browser, xHTML/CSS valid, Fusion-based theme. Lots of skinr custom settings were implemented to achieve maximum flexibility of this theme: Administrators can simple select a pre-defined style for an element and all data within will be themed accordingly.

This is a project we developed from scratch, working closely with the client. It included the logo and web design, that was later converted into a Drupal theme. During the development a lot of custom modules were developed, most important of which are the following:

The owner of MetalEra records was holding an inventory of all music cds/dvd/lps etc that were available in the shop in an excel list. Our task was to develop a custom module, that would automatically retrieve each record and convert it to a drupal node. Then, there came the magic:By implementing a number of free music APIs (like e.g. last.fm), these drupal nodes would be automatically updated with pictures and information not only for the Album, but for the artist as well. The retrieved info would be stored in the database to save bandwidth on future calls. So in the end, not only is there a list available online, but also a small "live" music wiki that would be updated in case information change.

A second custom module is working closely with a desktop application the client was running to keep track of the sales and clients. Everytime a client purchases a product in the shop, he/she earns userpoints that are updated in their Drupal profile and tranlated into discount for future purposes. Users have the option to pay cash or use the points any time. Future plans include the implementation of userpoints with ubercart.

it is worth noting that this project was developed under a very stressful deadline, during which we came through without loosing in quality of the deliverable.

Our role in this project was to provide a web design and logo for Dumbarton United Methodist Church. After a number a meetings the final design was approved by the client. Once the design was approved, we delivered a Drupal theme out of the PSD files. We used Zen theme as a basis.

This project involved the conversion of the old Solebich website built with TYPO3 to Drupal. Solebich is the biggest interior design community in Germany. The community had more than 20k users and 100k nodes.
We first developed a Drupal system mimitaing each and every aspect and functionalities of the old website. Then we transfered the data from TYPO3 to Drupal, working closely with XLContent. Numerous community features were implemented including user friend and messaging system and other. Users can create profiles, blog posts and Image galleries, and they can access their personalised accounts in their profile pages. Different templates are provided depending on if the users see their own - or other users pages.
A custom theme was provided from PSD files were user profile pages and node templates were heavily customised to meet the special requirements. Custom modules were developed for special file caching mechanisms and other & custom code was inserted in various places to provide the relevant output.
This is an ongoing project and many updates are about to take place.

This website was developed from scratch in Drupal. The first task was to provide a drupal theme out of PSD files with a number of custom regions. We used, as usually, zen theme as a basis. Quite interesting part is the slide show in the front page, where each slide contains the latest two entries of each taxonomy term.

The article nodes where heavily customized, so admins can easily decide after which paragraph the "Also on MainStreet" box will appear. Furhter, there a custom pagination so that the text can be broken down to different pages at admin's will. And also there is a programmatically placed carousel that displays all images assigned to the node. Admins can also assign other nodes to be included as relative ones ("Read also.." - http://www.tradersreserve.com/article/stock-buy-came-back-dead)

For comments, we implemented an integration with DISQUS (http://disqus.com/).

You can find an example / article here: http://www.tradersreserve.com/article/get-paid-7-8-own-monopoly.

The last task was to install, configure and theme Ubercart, so now this website offers paid services as well.

This is an ongoing project, started July 2009. We first started working on the theme of the Legal Balance (working closely with IDCM Innovations - http://idcminnovations.com/). After that our role included further drupal development of the website, development of custom modules, general bug fixing from the previous developer, and server troubleshooting and configuration. Our latest tasks included a custom registration system that integrates Recurly as a third party payment solution, and a digest page where all content is aggregated to be exported to the TLB Newsletter.

Mr Karapantelis assigned us with the design and development of his personal website. Minimal web design, drupal theming and development along with rich jquery features host his papers, research, blog, photo galleries and other. This website works with Flickr API to retrieve image albums and images that displays them under the gallery section.

This is the personal website of the model and photographer Mrs. Karatheodorou R. Her portfolio is presented through a themed image gallery. The strongest part of this website is the vintage design, created from scratch in photoshop then converted to drupal theme.