Re: DrupalCamp Bucharest 2011

Preda Luci — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 15:34:39 -0000

DESCRIPTION

We are looking for professional web developer as we are interested in
building a daily deal website.
Highly skilled in Drupal and Ubercart
Development it`s a advantage.
Would like the website to have all the
functionality of LivingSocial.com / GroupOn.com. Would like to be able
to use a demo of the website so that we may check the functionality
prior to purchasing. Users receive an email; visit the site to buy the
deal, the deal becomes goes down in price as more people purchase it.
Once the deal is on, users’ credit cards are charged thru paypal &
others gateways and users receive an email with a personalized printable
voucher or coupon code (for online retailers). The site should be
easily adaptable to outside designers. Development of this project must
be fast and require developers who already have done similar group
buying websites projects.

General Features:

Daily Deals Email Subscription for Multi Cities.

Social Media: Deals sharing through Facebook, LinkedIn, Xing, Twitter and other can be made at ease.

Email / Invite a friend option.

Paypal : Capture either a partial amount or the full amount of the authorization.

Paypal : Void the authorization, if the deal is not completed.

Bing Maps Integration for Businesses.

Separate page for business and partners contacts.

One-page easy shopping cart system.

Integrated with PayPal merchant Gateway by default (other gateways can be integrated on demand).

Recently Closed Deals can be viewed in a separate page.

Ability to place the deals in advance and the same will get activated on the specified date for a particular city.

User account page with purchase history and account overview details
with the ability to manage shipping addresses, password changes, Print
Invoices, etc.

Shopping Cart can be integrated with SSL certificates.

SEO friendly URLs and coding.

Ability to add more pages using the backend system.

Website Search Functionality.

Multilingual Support.

iPhone & iPad page.

Backend Features :

User friendly Admin panel with secure Login.

Multiple Admin accounts can be created with different privileges.

Unlimited number of cities or locations can be added with different deals.

Create new deals in advance.

Easy-to-use daily deals module in which the admin can specify Start /
End Time, Deal dates, Minimum and Maximum purchase requirements.

Ability to view all the user details and the purchases.

Once the deal is closed, users will not be able to purchase more deals.

Good reporting system.

Recent deals can be added through the admin module.
preda.luci@yahoo.com0723.369.252

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Alan — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 12:03:12 -0000

FindIcons.com has its own mascot and font in the logo, I dont think it has any relations with iconfinder's logo. Many websites out there have similar layouts, just like every car has 4 wheels but no one says Toyota is a rip-off of Ford.

BTW, the color scheme of FindIcons.com makes me feel more pleasant to use.

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That's true, I noticed that too, but they do have some interesting filters - especially the color filter, that's worth using. Shame they copied the design - some originality would've paid off.

Re: Icons search engines: iconfinder.net vs. findicons.com

Martin LeBlanc, Iconfinder.com — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 08:50:12 -0000

Hi. The problem I have with Findicons.com is that it's a completely unoriginal rip-off. I don't mind competitors, but copy-cats are just annoying. He even copied the logo.

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