Web Designer looking for Jobs! Created 18 years ago2005-09-14 17:36:41 UTC by v0rt3x

Hello,

I'm a 19 year old graduate, offering Webdesign services.

My experiences lie in the following:

PHP scripting, HTML, Java, and CGI. (I can implement but unfortunatly not create Flash)

Additionally I can create custom templates, and may be able to implement ready-made ones.

I specialize in gaming sites (Clans, Mod Teams, etc.), personal sites, as well as commercial sites.

Financial Questions -> No, it is not for free, as I'm trying to make some money as well, BUT, prices vary and it may be cheaper than with professional design studios.

If you're interested, please visit http://web146.server-drome.de/
(JAVA support highly recommended! - If you have no Flash, skip intro!)

You will be able to sign-up for a web design project at the bottom of the "Connection" page.

Note: I do not join mod teams or clans - I merely offer the webdesign service!

Currently working on a HL2 mod myself - sorry!

thanks

This is a mapping website, not an advertise place.

Go to webfreaks.com and advertise...

AND i like hwo you used website made flash stuf... very proffesional... not..

iframes , animated gifs, background music...
and, :

<meta name="generator" content="Web Page Maker V2">

...

Background music? Didn't notice that... I use FF. You should do some more polishing and testing on your sites, methinks.

Using a packet like WPMv2 isn't a bad thing, but I'd expect some more with that ease of use. Seemingly, it doesn't do a great job with css, you might want to look at that manually... Also, applets without real purpose... I'm not a big fan of that.
Oh, and that intro page = bad. There's an applet on it that leads you to a totally different site than yours. Not really what you're waiting for, I assume. There's a lot of scrolling (even horizontal) that finally reveals a link to your site, and even that one being not so easy to spot. That could be done a lot better taken these things into account.

All in all, I think there's still some things to learn before offering your services if you're asking money for it.
As for the financial thing: that sounds pretty vague. Name an estimate cost for a certain type of site, or give multiple examples so people know what to expect. I wouldn't just jump in without the info. There's also guys who do this for free, you know, so you have to have a certain edge over others if you're expecting people to pay.

So do I, but when I saw the music menu I assumed that he used music.

A good idea is to make some websites for free and then start taking payment imho.

Yeah, its not valid W3C anyways ;|

If you're really looking for work, post and register at Rent-A-Coder.

Nice site, Seventh, but it guided me to a more helpfull site (or actually, part of a site), Juicystudio - services page. Checks contrast values of text and background, does average readability checks and stuff like that. Might be nice to compare to other sites to see how you're doing.

Though it should never substituse some testing, methinks...

Ah, yes, good ol' JuicyStudio. They have some excellent VB tutorials there, which bafflingly disappeared :(.

<meta name="generator" content="Web Page Maker V2">

use frontpage 2003. At least it's semi-professional-quality.

microsoft >nul

All web editors are noobish. Use a text editor damnit.

I use frontpage for the code view (and the fact that I need it for a web design class i'm taking )

I hate microsoft.

Notepad is the only thing you need!

Notepad is newbish. Use vi damnit.

Notepad is pretty basic but it's easy to oragnise and it's much better than pre made programs. What's VI?

Common NIX text editor. It's nice. Much more useful than Notepad.

I like Notepad++ for Windows. Don't know of something equivalent for LINUX yet, nor have I looked. Handy for PHP and HTML, primarily.

I use Notepad++ on Windows and Vim and Kate on Linux.

Time for an "your text editor of choice" -thread?

Notepad++ > *

Frag just started a thread on this. Direct your discussion there now.

I use Dreamweaver 8 :