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Web designer and developer here.
I can talk to you and do this project.
I'll probably need the custom images/graphics that you are using, but the rest can be done.
I can answer any questions you have and fill out an application if you do contact me.
Contact me:
Email: [email protected]
Skype: lsuforever
or MCM PM
Hope to talk to you soon!
I can talk to you and do this project.
I'll probably need the custom images/graphics that you are using, but the rest can be done.
I can answer any questions you have and fill out an application if you do contact me.
Contact me:
Email: [email protected]
Skype: lsuforever
or MCM PM
Hope to talk to you soon!
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May I ask why? If you're providing a design, Bootstrap is a great framework to use for a responsive site.
probably because its a teeny project single page, no need for framework
Probably because Bootstrap is overused to hide a lack of web design abilities. Simple pages with a very standardized layout of alternating content boxes with no real navigation bar, but links to sections of the page within it self. There are also almost zero level of proficiency in Illustrator, Photoshop, Dreamweaver or any design skills such as vectors but usage of only CSS colors and elementary basic styles.
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I don't disagree with Bootstrap looking plain, but if you're providing a psd and want it made into a website, the framework wouldn't have any effect on the appearance, it'd only allow faster development as well as make it easier to create a responsive site.
I dont understand why the attack at me? lol I wasnt being rude at all, I was just defending your reasoning for not bootstrap. heh.. But thats fine i suppose. I make a decent living on using front end and backend frameworks, there's nothing wrong with it, and it doesnt at ALL show your inexperience. Frameworks are designed to streamline to process from concept to production. They are there to make life easier, not necessarily a crutch to lean on. Just guessing, I'd bet more than.. 90% of the websites that exist on the internet are built with a framework. Foundation, Bootstrap, Semantic, Laravel, Symfony, Wordpress, take your pick. They are there for developers to use and work with. If seems it is your inexperience that throws out comments like 'no bootstrap' because chances are most of the websites you frequent are built with frameworks, its just the more experienced front end designers do not leave the default layouts and call it a day. Again, never had any intentions of being rude in this thread, not sure where I came across as 'cynical' at all. Have a good day.
I'd disagree with that number. Almost every site uses some sort of framework, front-end or back-end, the exceptions here would be the plain HTML/CSS pages, which really only 'old' sites use.
Anyway, on topic, I'd be happy to help out with this, feel free to add me on Skype: RiotShielderr
yes.. i did just say 90%.. and its a pretty good assumption, without doing some real digging.. and yes, wordpress has many frameworks.. look into it.. Please don't call me ignorant. I'm also not a kid.
WordPress does implement frameworks (or at least I assume it does), however in itself isn't a framework, it's software. It'd be similar to referring to a desktop computer as a piece of silicon or a circuit.
yea, that was my original meaning, rather than rambling off a list of frameworks in wordpress, figured the term wordpress would suffice.. guess not for some people.
Anyhow nebula bud, good luck on your ventures... Try not to misread peoples intentions in the future, and you wont look like an ass.
suprised to see u on here, how u doin fam
haha, whats up man.. not much, just dealing with... people haha
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