The official website of Carbon Express arrows, crossbows and archery accessories underwent a complete facelift and an upgrade to Drupal 6 in the summer of 2011, as well as a migration of their old Joomla-based forums to Drupal's "Advanced Forum" module. This site features a complex arrangement of inter-related custom content types and media elements, making elaborate use of the "Relativity" and "Quicktabs" modules.

A spin-off from the original Hollyscoop site, Modamob.com features article and galleries on fashion, design, and celebrity accoutrements. The site features similar capabilities but slight variations from its sister sites, Hollyscoop.com, EatStayDrink.com and Stereotude.com.

The new home site of Eastman Outdoors (a division of Eastman Enterprises, Inc.) brings gourmet cooking to the outdoors with both classic and modern outdoor grills, woks, fryers, burners, cookware and other culinary essentials. The site was built in Drupal 6, using a variety of custom Views, Slideshows and other UI enhancements. Project managed by Matt Groulx of Eastman Enterprises.

In 2010, Open Magnet Charter School made the jump to Drupal in a big way, and AIP helped them do it. Along with a new visual design by crispelements, the site features an invisible-but-complex infrastructure of roles and editorial access controls allowing parents, teachers and school administrators to connect in useful and dynamic ways.

In winter of 2009-2010, Asiance Magazine - connecting Asian American Woman to the World - upgraded their site to Drupal 6 and picked up a number of neat new features along the way. The new site includes an expanded Community section divided into 5 creative professions (artists, designers, filmmakers, models and writers), as well as a Forum and a Userpoints system.