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  • Front Range Winery Association

    http://frontrangewinetrail.com

    This website supports the organizational and promotional efforts of the nonprofit Front Range Winery Association. The website includes an events calendar, several slide shows, winery profiles, and a Featured Winery section. Additionally, there is another layer of the site not available to the general public. Each winery has a unique login where members can update their winery page, add events to the calendar, discuss wine making in a private forum, and view member's contact information.

    Maestro Designs can help your organization create a website that keeps members in touch with one another. Using Drupal, access control technology can be deployed so that members see information in a different way from anonymous users. This is a powerful way to build community within your organization while maintaining a public-facing website.

  • Colorado Association for Viticulture and Enology

    http://caveonline.org

    Caveonline.org is a sophisticated website developed in partnership with the Colorado Association for Viticulture and Enology. This site leverages many powerful features available with Drupal including: an e-commerce shopping cart, calendar, forums, classified ads, news feeds, and more.

    The website also includes a complete membership management system based on CiviCRM. With this system, CAVE can track members, handle online membership renewals, RSVP for events, track donors, and much more. CivicCRM integrates well with Drupal to provide non-profits a complete solution for connecting, communicating, and organizing constituents.

  • Denver Writing Project

    http://denverwritingproject.org

    This website features an interactive event calendar, e-books, and multimedia content. The site is designed so that many people can add and revise content. This reduces the work of keeping content updated by spreading out the workload and encouraging greater participation from members.

    Websites created in Drupal can have various types of users with different privileges. This is helpful for organizations that want to create an interactive website community.

  • Park Hill Yoga

    http://parkhillyoga.com

    This website features a blog, downloadable schedules, randomly selected yoga quotes on each page, and more. A Google Map providing directions to Park Hill Yoga is integrated into the site architecture. The yoga studio was recently featured in The Denver Post and the Drupal-based website made it easy to embed the video from the newspaper website.

    Building your website on Drupal allows you change the formatting, content, and functionality of your site quickly and cost effectively.

  • Class Website

    http://eodyssey.org

    This website is designed for a classroom at The Odyssey School in Denver, Colorado. Working with teachers and young students requires special security considerations. This site is a walled garden. This means that students, teachers, and parents log in to see more content than is available to the rest of the world. The students are safe posting videos, photos, and student work due to this sophisticated access control.

    Students are learning valuable digital literacy skills in a safe environment. All content is moderated by the teachers and the website can grow and change to meet student needs and interests.