Our Work

The North Dakota Legislative Council (NDLC) website (ndlegis.gov) was migrated from Drupal 7 to 9. During the migration process, the site was redesigned the site for better navigation, an improved user experience, and updated for accessibility compliance.

Webdrips was tasked by Nvidia/OpenACC to create a new website for their GPU Hackathon and Bootcamp events that was heavily workflow-driven around forms and how the attendees filled them in.

Black Star Jewelry requested Webdrips help upgrade, redesign, and optimize their website, as the site received virtually zero traffic, and therefore was not generating any revenue. The website required significant design updates, content re-structuring, and a simplified user checkout workflow in order to achieve its potential for buyer conversions, and clearly and effectively communicate the business’ story, brand position, and value to its customers. 

Webdrips was tasked by Nvidia to reduce the downtime of a major Drupal upgrade (migration) to one day or less from an estimated one week. We worked with Nvidia's development team to get it down to two minutes.

Webdrips was tasked by AGC Business Development Americas, Inc. (ABDA), with creating a digital web presence and marketing launch campaign for a new and somewhat obscure product: a transparent glass projection screen. Using Drupal 8 and a premium theme, we delivered a full responsive web solution in the form of a microsite, digital assets and content, and an email campaign on time and on budget, within less than a month. 

We provided concept to production re-design of the Stanford Institute for Computational & Mathematical Engineering site built on Drupal 7 using a responsive, mobile-ready theme. The new site included events, news, people profiles, maps, forms, and a intranet portal for staff, students, and faculty. 

We migrated Stanford's School of Engineering HTML/CSS-based site to Drupal 6. This provided an improved content editor experience, allowing for content to be reused and automated in ways not available in a non-CMS workflow. 

We upgraded the Stanford Center for the Study of Language and Information site from Drupal 6 to 7, and added some new features, such as a Twitter feed, after the upgrade.

We migrated Stanford Law School's proprietary content management system to Drupal 6. This provided a significantly improved content editor experience, allowing for content to be reused and automated in ways not feasible using the legacy CMS. 

We migrated UC Berkeley's War Crimes Study Center from Wordpress to Drupal 7, and added some new features, such as a responsive theme, before launching the new Stanford-hosted site.

Connecting Gate is a new cross-continental multilingual site for building international connections, and learning about travel and relocation options in the U.S. and China. It's built using a mobile-ready theme, and provides commerce, social media, and more.

MECLUB (currently mobile-only) is a cutting-edge social networking site that includes the ability to find a date, travel partner, mentor, or friend. This site includes significant business logic, such as a feature-rich shopping, an invite tool, a subscription engine, and much more.

Drupal 6 corporate websites with features such as reusable forms, Google cross-site search, jQuery-based tabbed interfaces, events, classes, sortable tables with built in filtering, and context-sensitive menus. Editor features included guided user input forms, content moderation and workflow, and a complete editor help guide.

German version of Springsource.com made use of the concept of multiple sites sharing the same code, but with different databases and some custom code for each site.

Drupal CMS-based corporate websites with features such as reusable forms, Google cross-site search, JQuery-based tabbed interfaces, events, classes, sortable tables with built in filtering, and context-sensitive menus. Editor features included guided user input forms, content moderation and workflow, and a complete editor help guide.

Supermicro customer portal site with features such as external authentication for user logins, blog, automated image gallery, dynamic URLs, dynamic RSS feeds, content tagging, and content subscriptions.