As part of museum rebranding, the Dordrechts Museum launched their new website In 2010.
The main purpose of this was to invest more into its relationship with regular visitors, and to offer them, and new visitors, a more interactive experience. With these goals in mind, they developed their new website.
Drupal was choosen because its provides a great platform for building complex websites and integrates very well with web services.
Principally, They chose Drupal 6 (over Drupal 7) because of its stability at the time that they were developing the website.
How it works
When visitors register on the website, they are guided through a quick four-step wizard that will begin the process of building their unique DNA. For example: what do visitors like, what do they dislike, do they mark a piece of art as a favorite, or do they leave a comment?
From these behaviors, the algorithm is able to provide tips and recommend current and new pieces of art, thereby encouraging visitors to continue browsing or to come back for another visit.
Much like an online community, and much like visitors to the actual museum, registered users can engage in discussions or ask questions about the artwork they view on the website.
Visitors may also highlight a specific detail from a piece of art, and start a discussion or ask a question about it.
Explore this drupal project on http://www.dordrechtsmuseum.nl
(drupal.org)
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