Please review vBulletin/Drupal bridge website

[CLKeenan]

Hi everyone-
I run a high school resource website called Course-Notes.Org. It provides free notes, outlines, practice quizzes, etc to help students do better in their classes. The website has a vBulletin forum integrated with the main site so users can use one account for both the main part of the site (the content) and the forums.

The main site is http://www.course-notes.org
The forum link is http://www.course-notes.org/forum/
The registration link is http://www.course-notes.org/forum/register.php

I've made a lot of tweaks to it compared to your normal vbulletin registration page. I added a little introduction block at the top. I've removed the birthdate and the forum rules initial pages and just combined them into the main page to streamline the process. I've also removed some of the useless questions that might just confuse the user. And finally, I added testimonials about my site on either side of the form.

I'm looking for feedback about the registration page, as well as the entire site/forum too. No comment is too small

Thanks everyone!
-Chris

http://www.course-notes.org/forum/ is the url

good looking is my comment...

[CLKeenan]

Thanks for posting the URL... cant believe I forgot that.

What did you think about the registration page? Did you like the testimonials on the sides?

[thompson]

is the drupal bridge your own work ? (mod ?)
i use a drupal 6.10 site too, but i didn t have an integration of both.
actually there is a mod called drupalvb which have a lot of errors.

[thompson]

i love your design. how did you do the bridge ?

[Xtrato]

is it your intention to have your site to the LEFT or ? it all displays to the left for me , other than some stuff that needs work , it looks like you have a good working site.

Hard to rate but its looking good.

[CLKeenan]

Thanks guys for the reviews. Just realized I never responded back to this thread.

Yes, the website is using the vbdrupal bridge.

Also, the website is supposed to be aligned to the left so that the advertisement to the right of the page aligns properly.