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SEEKING FREELANCER, San Francisco, Remote OK Required Skills: Mobile and Web UI/UX Designer / Front-end Developer with HTML, CSS, Javascript, Responsive design
by justboxing 9y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER, San Francisco, Remote OK
Required Skills: Mobile and Web UI/UX Designer / Front-end Developer with HTML, CSS, Javascript, Responsive design, clean code skills.
I soft-launched a curated job-board in April => http://www.visaok.in/ http://www.visaok.in/ Traffic steadily growing organically, but UI needs work, esp. on mobile devices.
About the Work
- Budget = 2,000 USD fixed price (room for flexibility but not much)
- Need the following static web pages templates developed in a mobile-first responsive way using HTML, CSS and Javascript etc
1) Site Home Landing Page
2) Jobs Listing Page (with search filter form & email alert form)
3) Single Job Post Page
4) Post a Job Pages ( 3 tabs / panes)
4.1 Post a Job
4.2 Preview the Job
4.3 Finish and Pay.
Nice to have, if you can fit it within the budget
5) Blog Posts Listing Page (with search filter form)- I will provide wireframe
6) Single Blog Post Page - I will provide wireframe
The goal is to take the static pages you develop using the wireframes I provide, and update the existing site theme so the server side code is wired up.
Here's how this works.
You:
1) Look at my Budget and see if this is something you would take on (I know it's low for some peeps, but I'm bootstrapped too.).
2) If you can work within my budget, shoot me an email to theblogdoctor (at) gmail with "HN" in subject
3) Include details about yourself, with links to past work etc. No 1 liner emails please.
4) Wait to hear from me in 3 - 4 days
5) If you've already worked on building a job board, that's a huge +, let me know...
I:
1) Will provide wireframes to everyone who contacts me, if you say you can't price it with just the info above.
2) Will review and vet applicants.
3) Will respond to everyone who contacted me, by Sat, July 5th on way or another.
- justboxing 9y agoCORRECTION: I meant 'Sat, August 5th' in the last line.