Free Web Development.

[Ekooc]

Hello,

Myself and GlitchMakerHD are planning to do some paid web development together for potential clients of MCM in due time however we're in need of a small portfolio.

Our Knowledge extends to HTML, CSS, PHP, JS, Mobile Development and MySQL.

However we will not be offering extensive projects, if you have a pre-made site (That you have full rights to) or are looking for new pages, touch ups or small addons added to your site for free, we will be willing to do that.

We will be using anything we develop (including screenshots of the outcome of your site) on our portfolio.

We will be giving you full rights to our edits to your site however a "Edited by" will be put in the footer.

We will not be offering the option for us to make your site Mobile, any edits we do will not be mobile supported. (If applicable we may charge for this)

In general, this is free, if you do not request so much.

Requirements:
A Clear example of what you want.
Skype.
A fair amount of reputation.

Please comment below and I will respond as soon as possible.


This is free, our experience to show for is minimal apart from my quick 20 minute job on the buycraft resource I have on MCM.

 

[GlitchMakerHD]

Vouch!

 

[Ekooc]

--Reserved for Updates--

 

[Ekooc]

Always nice to see new faces in the web dev community! Good luck with your services!

Thank you

 

[Ekooc]

Good luck! I hope you'll gain some rep.

Thank you

 

[STUDIOZ3RO]

Thank you

Pm me your Skype I'm interested

 

[Kram]

What could you do with a namelessmc website becaue I have one and I would like it to look a whole lot cooler.

 

[lAkjtzAZ0]

We will not be offering the option for us to make your site Mobile, any edits we do will not be mobile supported. (If applicable we may charge for this)

Why? Making things mobile friendly is generally an easy task, and if you use proper techniques when making the desktop version, it'll more than likely already be partially/fully mobile friendly. (I do get this is free, but mobile support is easy and often already doable without adding any extra responsive css anyway-not trying to hate)

 

[Ekooc]

Why? Making things mobile friendly is generally an easy task, and if you use proper techniques when making the desktop version, it'll more than likely already be partially/fully mobile friendly. (I do get this is free, but mobile support is easy and often already doable without adding any extra responsive css anyway-not trying to hate)

The way we develop our sites may not be the easiest to modify for others, depending on the way we do it this can be a tricky task.
Harzem is an example, his work is very good, yet editing it is not the easiest decision, making things mobile friendly for his site (if it doesn't have mobile support) is not easy.

So, I put it so there may be a fee, simply because I could be walking into a trap (by saying it will be free).[DOUBLEPOST=1481913445][/DOUBLEPOST]

What could you do with a namelessmc website becaue I have one and I would like it to look a whole lot cooler.

Send me a PM with the details, site domain and other related information [DOUBLEPOST=1481913459][/DOUBLEPOST]

Pm me your Skype I'm interested

Messaged, sorry. I was asleep.

 

[lAkjtzAZ0]

The way we develop our sites may not be the easiest to modify for others, depending on the way we do it this can be a tricky task.
Harzem is an example, his work is very good, yet editing it is not the easiest decision, making things mobile friendly for his site (if it doesn't have mobile support) is not easy.

So, I put it so there may be a fee, simply because I could be walking into a trap (by saying it will be free).[DOUBLEPOST=1481913445][/DOUBLEPOST]
Send me a PM with the details, site domain and other related information [DOUBLEPOST=1481913459][/DOUBLEPOST]
Messaged, sorry. I was asleep.

You're comparing an experienced, professional dev to your free sites. He uses his own custom framework which is a major factor when it comes to editing things. Even if you don't use a framework, there are simple things you can do to make things mobile friendly from the start, such as using %'s on divs instead of fixed px's (a lot of inexperienced people do this then wonder why their sites only look good on one resolution and nothing else). I kind of get what you're saying, however proper html/css practice will usually result in a site that is already/mostly mobile friendly as is. gl

 

[Ekooc]

You're comparing an experienced, professional dev to your free sites. He uses his own custom framework which is a major factor when it comes to editing things. Even if you don't use a framework, there are simple things you can do to make things mobile friendly from the start, such as using %'s on divs instead of fixed px's (a lot of inexperienced people do this then wonder why their sites only look good on one resolution and nothing else). I kind of get what you're saying, however proper html/css practice will usually result in a site that is already/mostly mobile friendly as is. gl

Yeah, I see. Some developers don't use their own framework.

I tend to like to use my own framework, personal opinion I suppose.
I was simply avoiding the "You said it is free, devouch" Scenario if we had one.[DOUBLEPOST=1481924691][/DOUBLEPOST]Still offering this!