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I helped build Salt’s Drupal website in 2012, bringing editorial sections, a shop and subscriber benefits into one site. Members could access exclusive downloads and pay subscriber prices on the same product pages.

Salt is a Dutch magazine about outdoor life, travel and adventure. Its website needed to give readers something to explore between issues and make the value of a subscription visible. I worked on it together with my colleagues at Itsavirus.

The Salt Magazine home page on 19 December 2014: a photograph of a lake at sunset under the masthead, a navigation bar with Home, Abonneren, Shop, Winnen, Archief and Nieuws, the current issue and site links on the left, six article sections and a store with subscriber and non-subscriber prices in the middle, and a subscriber login, a "Word abonnee" box, a newsletter form, social icons and advertisements on the right.
Revived screenshot of the home page in December 2014

The shop displayed both the ordinary and subscriber price, so the benefit was visible before someone joined. Logging in connected the account to the appropriate price and access to member downloads.

The editorial side had six sections, each with a lead story, recent headlines and its own feed. The current issue, newsletter and subscriber benefits sat alongside that material, connecting the website to the printed magazine.