Fannish Web Design Emergency!

[filkertom]

On behalf of a friend who's trying to get a literary site together, and whose web developer has had a medical emergency, I need to find someone who can work with Joomla and Deep Pockets to finish a half-completed site. Drop-dead/go-live date is Nov. 15.

Fandom, start your engines, and post here if you are interested.

Comments

[naomi-de-plume.livejournal.com]

Tragically while I have over 10 years as a corporate web designer I don't know Joomla or Deep Pockets. If knowledge of HTML, XML, ASP, JavaScript, and VB will do them any good, let me know. :-)

[stormsdotter.livejournal.com]

Passed on to my web-working friend who is not on LJ.

[alverant.livejournal.com]

I'm more of a developer than a programmer. Do you know what they're looking for or have a URL I can examine?

[eclectic338.livejournal.com]

I know Joomla, and have worked extensively with Drupal's version of Deep Pockets. They can contact me if they're interested.
Jackie Powers
jlpowers@ameritech.net

[poly-scott.livejournal.com]

My ex-wife does a lot of work like this - http://www.reza-it.biz/

[poltr1]

Never worked with Joomla or Deep Pockets. Otherwise I'd jump at it.

One more ..

[ttamsen.livejournal.com]

Though others have spoken up, I'll throw my name into the pot, too, as a sysadmin with multiple years of (admittedly mostly unwanted) Mambo/Joomla experience. I can certainly offer an extra pair of hands if there are a few corners that need filing off after the real workers are done.

[sazettel.livejournal.com]

I want to thank everybody who's stepped up here so far. The situation's in flux. I will know by Sunday night exactly what I need. At least, I hope I will. TTamsen, we may, at the very least, be taking you up on those hands.

[jblaque.livejournal.com]

Contact momus and tell him I sent you. He's local, very good and in need of some spare change right now.