Foreword
At DrupalCon Barcelona in 2007, while giving my regular “State of Drupal” presentation, I remarked that during my hour-long session, four new Drupal sites would be launched. I went on to suggest that three of those four sites would be ugly. A year later, at DrupalCon Szeged in Hungary, those four new sites per hour had grown to seven and Drupal 6 had been released, making it easier to create great-looking Web sites. Still, even now, Drupal faces a common problem on the Web—the relative lack of new, high quality themes.
Front End Drupal tackles that problem directly and is designed to help both experienced designers and rank novices get an understanding of how Drupal theming works. From using contributed “starter themes,” to customizing ...
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