Sample Projects from Our Portfolio

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http://stuckeman.psu.edu

This project included 4 sites in one install; currently the Stuckeman School and the Department of Architecture have migrated to the Drupal-powered website, the Department of Landscape Architecture and Department of Graphic Design will migrate within the next few months.

Rutgers Newark Department of Housing

http://housing.newark.rutgers.edu/

Cultivate migrated the Rutgers Newark Department of Housing's old website to Drupal, including a fresh re-design.

National Sheriff's Association

http://www.sheriffs.org

The National Sheriff's Association website, built on the Acquia Drupal distribution, features many powerful Drupal features, including Views Slideshow, over 200 PDF downloads, JavaScript dropdown menus, and more.

Mariners' Museum

http://marinersmuseum.org

Cultivate worked as the Drupal lead with a small group of designers and developers to implement several features and exibitions on this museum's website, including a new theme, the Crabtree exhibition, e-commerce storefront, donation forms, and more.

Foundation Drupal 7

http://www.amazon.com/Foundation-Drupal-framework-quickly-feature-rich/dp/143022...

Foundation Drupal 7: Learn how to use the Drupal framework to quickly build feature-rich web sites, written by R.J. Townsend and published by Apress in Dec 2010. Order yours today from Amazon!

AIDS Walk Los Angeles

http://aidswalk.net/losangeles

The AIDS Walk Los Angeles site is three sites in one, including the New York and San Francisco sites. Cultivate donated both Drupal module development and managed services for this site.

SPPI: Secure Pointe Partners International

Benkard Campaigns, Inc. needed a Drupal website on an aggressive timeline. Cultivate delivered.

LanzaTech

http://lanzatech.com/

LanzaTech helps the world meet the increasing need for affordable, low carbon transport fuels and sustainably produced chemical intermediates.

AIGA Philadelphia

http://aigaphilly.org

AIGA, the professional association for design, believes designers serve a critical role as communicators, educators and innovators. Founded in 1981, a group of Philadelphia designers formed AIGA Philadelphia, the first local chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts.