Front-End developer doing free websites [Reopened]

[_8bit]

I will be doing websites for vouches for about two months just to build up my portfolio and to gain some experience with designing and coding. I'm not the best coder nor designer, but I'm a decent guy for small starting businesses and customers. If you want a free website for a vouch PM me.

I'm not doing Xenforo, enjin and buycraft themes.

Doing 2 more free websites for vouches!​

Check out my website:
www.amirdesign.top

Spoiler: Info that I will need:

What is the website for?
What is the purpose of the website?
Name?
Main Color(s)?
Description?
Theme?
Any important images?
Do you have a logo(If do send)?
Features you want on the website?
One page or multiple pages?
Do you have the website design or need a design?
Any special requests?

 

[Ring-1]

I will be doing websites for vouches for about two months just to build up my portfolio and to gain some experience with designing and coding. I'm not the best coder nor designer, but I'm a decent guy for small starting businesses and customers. If you want a free website for a vouch PM me.

Check out my website:
www.amirdesign.top
​

NOTE: I can only do HTML and CSS and I can only provide you with the website files (I can't make your website online).

Vouch for Amir , Clean code.

 

[_8bit]

Vouch for Amir , Clean code.

Thanks man, couldn't get my website online without HasteByte. Thanks for recommending them.

 

[lAkjtzAZ0]

Just a tip, I would recommend not using a css file for every page like you're doing now. Even for very very large sites that I do I can still manage to have 5+ pages on 1 css file without trouble, 99% of it comes down to properly naming your pages and sections within them. It's not a *big* deal but imo it's better to practice to do it in one file if you can. Good luck!

 

[Pinball]

Please contact me on Skype
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Skype username - icause_
Skype Display Name - big ste
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Regards,

iCause

 

[_8bit]

Just a tip, I would recommend not using a css file for every page like you're doing now. Even for very very large sites that I do I can still manage to have 5+ pages on 1 css file without trouble, 99% of it comes down to properly naming your pages and sections within them. It's not a *big* deal but imo it's better to practice to do it in one file if you can. Good luck!

I will consider that in my future websites. Thank you for the tip.

Could I get a vouch copy?

Just PM me your website information or better if you already have a design made in photoshop or paint.net. or something like that. I can just translate that design into an actual website.

Please contact me on Skype
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Skype username - icause_
Skype Display Name - big ste
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Regards,

iCause

Couldn't find you, there are too many with your name. If you want a website PM me here on MC-Market.

 

[FURACITY]

Your site looks nice, GL :tup:

 

[Surx]

Vouch for Amir, bought a portal some time ago.

 

[_8bit]

Your site looks nice, GL :tup:

Thank you very much.

Vouch for Amir, bought a portal some time ago.

Thank you for doing business with me.

Do you do work on Xenforo?

Unfortinately I don't. I just make websites with HTML and CSS. I want to get experience working with clients / customers and to be more comfortable with my skills.

 

[XD]

I'll snatch one

 

[_8bit]

I'll snatch one

Add me on Skype.

My Skype is amir_saran1 (Amir Šaran) picture is a koala

 

[QuantumMS]

Vouch! He made me an excellent website from scratch. Very satisfying.

 

[Oreo]

_8bit Do you work with buycraft?

 

[_8bit]

I'm not doing Xenforo, enjin and buycraft themes.

No, as I stated in my thread.

 

[Samuel]

Protip: When doing any work professionally (paying work), never use the word "coded". It makes all of us professional (referring to full-time, not skill level) developers cringe.

Seems alright though, have fun.

 

[_8bit]

Protip: When doing any work professionally (paying work), never use the word "coded". It makes all of us professional (referring to full-time, not skill level) developers cringe.

Seems alright though, have fun.

Ok. Thank you for the tip.