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This module lets you upload a sprite image for a menu item and, with the use of CSS, configure different sprites of the image for different states of the link (normal, visited, hover and active). Or if you are looking to simply place an image in a menu by replacing a menu item with an image, this module can provide that functionality also.

CSS Warning:
Tthis module sets styles for each link using classes and if those links are affected by some other more selective CSS rules in your theme, those may take precedence.

This module will provide a sort of control panel for users with administrative rights. It can be used to store commonly used links or to add block content to the 'dashboard' region.

On installation of the module, a Dashboard menu is created in the menu system. The menu is configurable, just like other menu's.

After installation you can configure the Dashboard by either assigning blocks to it's region or by changing the menu structure on admin/build/menu-customize/dashboard, or by navigating to the Dashboard Settings page.

STATUS: Menuwriter has been incorporated into Signwriter so check it out. No further developement will be done on Menuwriter. You should also check out the cufon module.

Goals:

1. Assist in making Drupal content more accessible.
2. Serve as an api for other drupal accessibility modules when common
   functionality is needed
3. Demonstrate modifications to existing themes to make them accessible.
4. Serve as a demonstration to promote accessibility improvements to Drupal core and contributed modules. We realize accessibility should be integrated into core and all contributed modules, but understand the need for short term fixes also.

Components

Accessible Helper Modules is a group of modules.

This module allows you to consecutively number nodes of a particular type authored by a single user.
Generally used with the Token module (required) and the Pathauto module it's most common use is to create URL's for nodes without having Drupal's standard nid as part of the URL.

This small module allows to specify access keys for menu items and is developed by BÃœRO GT. More information about access keys: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_keys

NodeSymlinks allows you to display the same content to users at multiple locations in the Drupal menu system with unique URL path, unique navigation breadcrumb and without the SEO penalty that usually occurs with multiple copies of the same content.

This is useful when you want to have the same page reachable though multiple menu items, each with its own URL, menu trail and breadcrumb path.

This module is discontinued. A Drupal 6 module with the same features is being developed at menu_node_views.

This module provides a Views filter that shows nodes according to their position in the menu structure. It can either filter to show children of the current location, or a location specified by menu item ID.

Tidy up the tabs on the user profile page

User Tabs places the usual edit account tab, which is displayed as a primary tab menu item by default, as a subtab of the view account tab. It works with any profile subtabs you might create which will be shown next to the edit subtab.

The wsrp module adds WSRP 2.0 (and 1.0) consumer capabilities to drupal, allowing the creation of nodes and blocks based on producers wsrp portlets.
It can be used for any WSRP implementation like JSR-168 and JSR-268.

Usefull links:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Services_for_Remote_Portlets
http://portlets.blogspot.com/2005/06/public-wsrp-producers-wsdl-url_29.html