[development] Site credits module

[Khalid Baheyeldin]

On 4/13/07, Moshe Weitzman <weitzman at tejasa.com> wrote:
>
> >     <h1>Site documentation for Example.com <http://Example.com></h1>
> >
> >     <h2>Goals</h2>
> >     [insert site goals here; why does the site exist? who's its target
> >     market?]
> >
> >     <h2>Overview of architecture</h2>
> >     [insert overview of architecture here; how various pieces fit
> >     together and why]
> >
>
>
> I have been thinking about a related module that might make sense to fold
> into yours. ideally mine would be in core one day. the idea is to tell the
> story of a site's construction.
>
> i call this fictional module 'credits' or 'colophon'. and admin enables
> this
> and a page shows up at a known path like /credits. there, the admin can
> fill
> in some summary info about the site and the designers, developers,
> clients,
> etc. who work on the site. the role of each might optionally be detailed.
>
> in addition i would add a more drupal specific section where admin can
> optionally disclose what modules/themes are in use and can make comments
> about innovative use of each.
>
> i would even  have this module expose a microformat so that this data
> could
> be aggregated and presented somewhere, one day. i did a bit of research
> and
> didn't see any prior art for web site credits microformat.
>
> sorry for hijacking this thread a bit.
>

Colophon is the common name for such pages on many sites.

The feature module used on Drupal.org can be a base for what you want.

It has "categories" that show up as heading (could be designers, developers,
...etc.) and under it there are descriptions.

A few checkboxes can be added to say "show Drupal version number", and "show
enabled modules".
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