Projects Tagged: 'websites'

WordPress-to-Drupal Migration

FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS including security and scalability under heavy loads, more and more WordPress users these days are interested in migrating (or "converting") their sites over to the more powerful Drupal CMS. We applaud this decision, and we're here to help.

WordPress-to-Drupal Migrations typically involve 3 parts:
(1) Migrating the Theme (page design),
(2) Migrating the Data, and
(3) Adding/Tweaking the desired Functionality.

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WP-Drupal Conversion: Dlisted
WP-Drupal Conversion: MoeJackson
WP-Drupal Conversion: Celebrity Baby Scoop
WP-Drupal Conversion: The Rad Report
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The Rad Report

Another blog made the transition from WordPress to Drupal with the completion of this migration job for The Rad Report. Custom features on this site included a dropdown archive search block and browsable thumbnail galleries.

http://www.theradreport.com
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Portovert.com

Praised as "The Number 1 Green Wedding Site" by Martha Stewart Weddings, Portovert (roughly translated: "the green gateway") is the flagship publication of Portovert LLC, who also brought you the HauteIdea website for green homes.

http://www.portovert.com/
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The MUSE Campaign

A Drupal-based Community and News portal for the non-profit organization Cool Our Planet, the MUSE Campaign is based on the simple concept of sharing music to save the earth. MUSE Contributors include not only musicians but bloggers and visual artists as well.

http://coolourplanet.org/
http://www.bluesheepstudios.com/
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Centennial Hills Magazine

Designed by Casey Wiesel of Axiom Creatives, this site used our Axis CMS system as the basis of an archive-delivery mechanism for a local magazine publisher.

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CerebralItch Accessories

Those crazy kids at Cerebral Itch just can't stop - they're at it again with new line of removable adhesive tchotchkes that are guaranteed to rattle a few cages, ruffle a few feathers, and provoke a global epidemic of suppressed snorts and guffaws. If it's worth remembering, stick it! Site design by Paul Chamberlain, powered by Axis CMS.

http://accessories.cerebralitch.com
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