Who's an experienced webmaster here?

[Massive Lee]

Currently looking for a PROFESSIONAL web programmer, fluent with PHP/MySQL. My website update is stalling and it kills me. I have work to have done and will pay for work.

Please contact me with PM and a few links showing your experience.

TIA

Lee

[markseven]

Currently looking for a PROFESSIONAL web programmer, fluent with PHP/MySQL. My website update is stalling and it kills me. I have work to have done and will pay for work.

Please contact me with PM and a few links showing your experience.

TIA

Lee

I know a chick here in SoCal that does killer PHP work for cheap. English is her second language, so verbal communication takes patience and time, but she's good. Ya want the info?

[kronus]

PMed you, Lee.

[619E30]

I'd do it, but don't have the time

[george graves]

You'll have an interesting time having another designer step in and work on another person's site. I know guys that won't touch jobs like that. It's too much of a headache, the original designer will bad mouth you, it takes twice as long to figure out the last persons work, ect. Alot of the time the priginal p-shop files aren't there, and you have to try and match the last guys work. It can be a PITA.

Your site really looks great. Is the original guy just dragging his feet? Oh, and no self-respecting designer has called themselves a "webmaster" since about 2003.

[kronus]

gg, there's currently a big difference between a "webmaster" and a "designer", and both terms exist and have existed for some time in reference to different things. I don't think Lee's design is currently an issue.

[george graves]

^you know what I meant. Right?

[emoshun]

[87e30]

Just looked through your website, it looks good to me?

Although I will say I don't know enough about brakes for the kits (advantages) to fully make sense to me. The reason I like your stuff is because of your rep and knowledge on this site. (Aside from the fact that you're a canadian with obnoxious political posts)

[Massive Lee]

You'll have an interesting time having another designer step in and work on another person's site. I know guys that won't touch jobs like that. It's too much of a headache, the original designer will bad mouth you, it takes twice as long to figure out the last persons work, ect. Alot of the time the priginal p-shop files aren't there, and you have to try and match the last guys work. It can be a PITA.

Your site really looks great. Is the original guy just dragging his feet? Oh, and no self-respecting designer has called themselves a "webmaster" since about 2003.

In a way, you would be right. But as I have spent close to 20 years as an art director in advertising, I have designed the website myself. Visually and mechanically speaking. Then had somebody do the programming and ensure it works on all platforms. So, there won't be any clash.

Basically, the job is to do the programming, according to a slightly new layout, with the insertion of a dozen new products. There will be some changes on kit selection with tabs on top. So that it is clear that, per exemple, there are five e30 kits, and not just one... I am obiously very open to suggestions to make the website more efficient. :D

Thanks to those of you who have contacted me. I will return to you this afternoon.