Freelance web design recommendations (small projects)

[Derek Tonn]

Hey everyone!

Do any of you know of any small web development companies and/or freelancers who you would rave about...recommending them for other projects?

I've got three nagging issues with a site re-design that I've been trying (and failing) to resolve for weeks now on my own (responsive menus, some problems with Google mashups in a touch/tap mobile environment, and a bit of light CSS work that has me stumped), and I could use some help from someone with a higher web development "pay grade" than me.  :-)

Just looking for a few names of people who might be looking to make a little money.  Who knows?  It might be something that a person who knows what they are doing could resolve in a couple of hours!  But I could sure use some help.  So if anyone knows of a great person/company who might fit the bill, I'd love to hear from you!

Thanks.

Derek

[Norma J Dowell]

What CMS are you using, if any?

That may make the difference on who one could recommend.

[Derek Tonn]

Hi Norma!

No CMS...all home-grown HTML/CSS/JS code.  If that helps.  Thanks!

[Norma J Dowell]

Hi Derek!

First of all, apologies for taking so long to respond! Secondly, I am not your web developer for such an issue, but if you can find someone to pick their brain and use as a sounding board, it may be all you need.  In the past, when I have had a difficult programming issue, all I needed to do was to ask someone and talk about the problem.  One or two quick suggestions and I was off and running.

I am mostly a Joomla developer and work with SharePoint at work, but I hear you about responsive design and css work.  It can be frustrating to find the issue!

Best of luck!

[Annette Spearman]

Hi Derek,

We can help you! I'll in box you all my info so we can connect and set up some time to talk.

Annette

[Daniel Bashaw]

This raises an interesting thought... If the work can be packaged up as specific problems that have a current broken state and a well-defined desired success state, they might be a good fit for a freelancer outsourcing web site.

Outsourcing online can certainly raise ethical issues, and probably will not generally build strong relationships with an individual coder or shop, but might be a very good way to solve a specific coding issue. Has anyone used sites like https://www.elance.com/ or http://www.psd2html.com/ in this way? If so what have your results been?