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idrivea4banger
06-14-2006, 07:48 PM
A friend of mine has given me a job opportunity but unfortunately im not qualified for it. The company he's working for is looking for an independent web developer. They need someone to update their website with a list of the parts they sell and set it up so customers can go into their website and place an order for parts instead of doing it over the phone. The company is trying to avoid using a web master service. I know that if i knew how to i would jump on it because from what my buddy told me they would pay you really good if you know how to do this. If you need anymore information or think you can do what theyre asking let me know and i'll pass you along to my friend.
oh yah flame me all you want but i wasn't sure how much attention this would get in the job forum; plus this is easy money for any of yall that know how to do shit like this.
Yellowstang
06-14-2006, 08:21 PM
Most hosting companies provide shopping cart tools, etc to build a webpage. You should check it out, not really that hard to do. It's all drag and drop shit for the most part nowadays.
So theyre looking for someone who can write/maintain HTML. (Hypertext markup language)?
Tiny Tim
06-14-2006, 08:23 PM
More than HTML. Something along the lines of ASP.NET, PHP etc. since the website is going to be database driven.
Yellowstang
06-14-2006, 08:25 PM
Inventory has to be stored somewhere, database... Once the DB is set up, they can add items, change prices, etc.
n00b420
06-14-2006, 08:53 PM
Most hosting companies provide shopping cart tools, etc to build a webpage. You should check it out, not really that hard to do. It's all drag and drop shit for the most part nowadays.
x2
or use paypal
thesource
06-14-2006, 10:21 PM
I doubt he's interested but RaCol built my site (www.txmotorsports.com) . He seems pretty good at building sites like mentioned above .
Is the site already hosted somewhere? What are they looking to pay? Do they want open source or do they want to pay for some MS(ux) application? How intensive is their current site and is it written in any special code (asp, php, cfm, etc...).
I doubt he's interested but RaCol built my site (www.txmotorsports.com (http://www.txmotorsports.com/)) . He seems pretty good at building sites like mentioned above .
Hrmmm... I like the look of your site. Do you know what backend he used for the cart, inventory and db portions?
idrivea4banger
06-15-2006, 01:21 AM
shit all i know is they want someone who's independent who can make an on-line database so customers can choose parts they need ordered. as far as anything else goes you would have to talk to them. and the pay would be negotionable.... i know they dont want to spend over $10k which i find funny for a web development company to charge. btw the name of the company is adley moto....they specialize in atv vehicles. if you're serious let me know. it would be a one time thing.
shit all i know is they want someone who's independent who can make an on-line database so customers can choose parts they need ordered. as far as anything else goes you would have to talk to them. and the pay would be negotionable.... i know they dont want to spend over $10k which i find funny for a web development company to charge. btw the name of the company is adley moto....they specialize in atv vehicles. if you're serious let me know. it would be a one time thing.
Sure. I can talk to them and see if we can come to some sort of an agreement.
idrivea4banger
06-15-2006, 02:43 PM
Sure. I can talk to them and see if we can come to some sort of an agreement.
anyone else interested just PM me.
Tiny Tim
06-15-2006, 05:54 PM
Do they need payment over the web? If it is just an inventory/ordering system that would be relatively easy to set up.
I built my site with Dreamweaver, Frontpage, PhotoShop 7 and 8 and from writing plain HTML from scratch on a notepad.
Granted I am using pre-made forums, cart and hosting gallery, but I altered scripts in all three of them and upkeep the databases for all PHP.
It's really not that hard. Hell I taught myself EVERYTHING in about 6 months and never went to a single class on webmastering or scripting..
http://forcedinduction.net is my site
Guess what I am saying is, I would be interested.
-Lance
idrivea4banger
06-15-2006, 08:49 PM
those who are interested PM and it'll be up to the company to decide who can give them what they need. If you can do it, you'll get paid. They'll tell you specifically what they want. PM ME.
I built my site with Dreamweaver, Frontpage, PhotoShop 7 and 8 and from writing plain HTML from scratch on a notepad.
Granted I am using pre-made forums, cart and hosting gallery, but I altered scripts in all three of them and upkeep the databases for all PHP.
It's really not that hard. Hell I taught myself EVERYTHING in about 6 months and never went to a single class on webmastering or scripting..
http://forcedinduction.net (http://forcedinduction.net/) is my site
Guess what I am saying is, I would be interested.
-Lance
Do you still like osCommerce? I have used that a lot and have actually been looking for a different storefront. Here is one of the ones I built http://www.dynospeedracing.com
Do you still like osCommerce? I have used that a lot and have actually been looking for a different storefront. Here is one of the ones I built http://www.dynospeedracing.com
it works great.. have all the upgrades and new versions of shipping and modules.
i also like the default layout because it kinda matched my site.
i have also used zencart quite a bit too.
your site is very nice..
idrivea4banger
06-17-2006, 03:16 AM
ttt- i will only respond to pm's for those who are serious about this.
RacCol
06-17-2006, 02:43 PM
Hrmmm... I like the look of your site. Do you know what backend he used for the cart, inventory and db portions?It's php/mysql. There's not cart, but that could be added if needed.
RacCol
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