Transformetrics, a hot new Drupal/Ubercart site
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28Apr2008
Aside from getting messages like these from a very supportive community, one of the coolest things about working with Drupal and Ubercart is seeing the end result of someone else's job well done. He hasn't been tooting his own horn, but I can't let his work pass by unnoticed. As such, I'll happily advise you to check out the latest beauty from JaceRider and give him some feedback or a pat on the back.
The site is called Transformetrics and includes quite a bit of solid content, a sharp looking store/custom catalog (powered by Ubercart but much prettier than anything I could ever come up with), and a nice little SMF integration. This is all packaged up in a very sharp theme with plenty of polish and pizazz. It's quite a testament to the developer's ingenuity and the flexibility of Drupal in making it all possible. So, my hat's off to folks like JaceRider who can take all the pieces floating around drupal.org, add some personal flair, and churn out such incredible sites. :)
The site is called Transformetrics and includes quite a bit of solid content, a sharp looking store/custom catalog (powered by Ubercart but much prettier than anything I could ever come up with), and a nice little SMF integration. This is all packaged up in a very sharp theme with plenty of polish and pizazz. It's quite a testament to the developer's ingenuity and the flexibility of Drupal in making it all possible. So, my hat's off to folks like JaceRider who can take all the pieces floating around drupal.org, add some personal flair, and churn out such incredible sites. :) 
Comments
#1 Really nice work done. I
Submitted by Drupal Theme Garden (not verified) on Tue, 04/29/2008 - 08:41.
Really nice work done.
I like design of your drupal theme, although it has quite big background image.
Question:
how did you created those nice "BUY NOW" buttons?
#2 While I can't speak
Submitted by Ryan on Tue, 04/29/2008 - 09:21.
While I can't speak definitively to the topic (you can chat with the author directly in this thread), by checking out the CSS I can see that he's setting the buttons' color to be green normally with a semi-transparent stripe image for the background. This way, on hover, he changes the background/border color to the grays and it still stays striped. Pretty slick, eh?