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Ask HN: A site where devs can exchange back-end skills for design skills?
I found a post a while ago about a site where developers can exchange their skills with designers that need some back-end work done. I haven't been able to find it.
Does anybody know about any sites?
I'm willing to exchange dev time for UI design time with a fantastic designer.
- timmorgan 17y agoWow. What an idea. I've always wanted to meet someone I could personally exchange work with like this, but never considered an app to hook me up with a designer. Please someone post a link.
- proexploit 17y agoWhat languages do you program in? Are you looking for a web designer, user interface designer, graphic/print, etc?
- timmorgan 17y agoRuby mostly. Rails and Sinatra are my specialities. And I've done a lot of work in Python a few years back. Web and UX is mostly what I need for the apps I write. But I'm poor and can't afford to pay a designer. :-)
- proexploit 17y agoWell, I'm a designer and I need ROR help. Drop me an email at proexploit@gmail.com so we can exchange contact info and see what we might be able to work out.
- og1 17y agoThis is one I remember seeing, never used though. http://programmermeetdesigner.com/ http://programmermeetdesigner.com/
- Mark_F 17y agoI found that one but it seems more like a place to meet founders and/or find gigs than a straight talent swap kind of site.
- jsidhu 17y agoagreed, this would be good.
- dnsworks 17y agoIn the past when I've been involved with or observed schemes that involved bartering software development services for other services, it has ended poorly. The main problem is that software development never really ends. There are always bugs to fix, new features to add, etc. When you're trading a service like that for something that's more finite like design work or office space, it's rather easy for the balance to slip into a rather inequitable realm for the software developer, and eventually ruin relationships.
- ost 17y agohttp://builditwith.me/ http://builditwith.me/