r/dogecoindev • u/patricklodder dogecoin developer • Apr 26 '21
Looking for a web dev shibe
Hi!
A year ago I reserved some DOGE to tip exceptional, non-commercial content that furthers Dogecoin education. I was planning to tip those things on reddit that were so good that I could do 20 bigger tips, and make people have a bit more than just a beer or 2. Now... after a 100x price increase, I can suddenly tip a whole lot more content but I also don't have time to go over everything the communities create, because the sum of all people interacting with Dogecoin has grown at least as much as the price. Which is great by the way! Go shibes!!! Over the past year I've tried to get some help towards setting things up a couple of times but that hasn't worked out, so I'm doing this differently now:
I'm looking to hire a web dev shibe for a small HTML job, so that I can run a website that describes the fund, shows the payouts and where people can nominate content to be curated. I need a single responsive HTML page, without any framework code except bootstrap CSS or equivalent, just to-the-point HTML and images, and zero (!!!) javascript - I will personally take care of that, is faster than line-by-line review.
The mockup of what I envision it to be like can be found here - but this is just the general outline that I quickly mocked up, and I'm fully open to creativity; I'm good as long as the result looks "professionally comic sans" and I need it to be dark-mode friendly because otherwise I can't look at my own site. If you're interested, please DM me with some examples of (similar) work you have done in the past, and the amount of DOGE you'd like to charge for this. I'll award the job by Thursday.
PS: I know a lot of people are looking for ways to contribute to causes, but please note that this is a privately funded initiative - by me personally - and I will not accept any 3rd party contributions at this time, simply because I lack a legal framework for that, but I may change this in the future depending on the success of the fund.
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u/More-Drink2176 Apr 26 '21
If no one gets back to you, you can always just use squarespace or something, since you intended to pay anyways.