(posted last night, but posting again mid day US/Canada time).
We're looking for a new Wordpress developer at CoffeeGeek. Global location isn't important, but your skills, reliability, discretion and availability are.
We are looking for someone who
has a deep and full understanding of the entire Wordpress infrastructure, back end, multi-site usage, and all the associated coding, css, custom theme work etc.
Has a good knowledge and understanding of Elementor Pro. We use Elementor Pro and several plug in packages on CoffeeGeek, and have need of some custom work within Elementor.
working, day to day knowledge and experience with Cpanel, PHP and all the normal server-side stuff that comes along with Wordpress and managing a busy website.
The usual "back end" knowledge an experience in website management, including CDNs, site security, back up, etc.
Some SEO experience, the more the better (especially staying on top of current trends
Some design experience. This isn't crucial, as we have a WP / Elementor designer separate from our WP Developer position. But you knowing some ins and outs of basic design is beneficial
VERY IMPORTANT: Good availability. I don't expect turnaround in an hour after I send a job request, but responses within 24hr, and normal availability for several hours per week for maintenance / bug chasing (and also larger blocks of time for bigger projects) is expected and required.
VERY IMPORTANT: you have the ability and desire to make sure all the work you do for us is fully tested and bug checked before signing off on the work. We do have a dev server to test things on, but we will rely on you to deliver finished, generally bug free work.
Ideally, you are creative on the technical side, are good at hunting down bugs, innovative with fixes, and know how to get the most out of a Wordpress environment.
you don't have to love coffee, but it would not hurt your application process! :)
I am willing to pay a monthly retainer plus a preferred hourly rate (billed once a month / when tasks are completed and signed off) or a slightly higher straight hourly rate (no retainer) for your work, payment competitive in the US and Canada marketplace.
If interested, please DM me here with your email address, and I will send you more details and ask for your CV, examples of your work, and your company website information.
I am based in Canada, PDT time, and most of the work contact times would be between 1pm and 10pm PDT time.
@coffeegeek I can recommend my friend Tony Zeoli who has a Wordpress consulting business (he is based on the east coast). He maintains his own Wordpress plug-ins and has done consulting for companies large and small on Wordpress. Pretty sure he could meet all of your requirements (unsure if he has specifically used the plug-in you are using but doubt he would have a steep learning curve)
We're looking for a new Wordpress developer at CoffeeGeek. Global location isn't important, but your skills, reliability, discretion and availability are.
We are looking for someone who
has a deep and full understanding of the entire Wordpress infrastructure, back end, multi-site usage, and all the associated coding, css, custom theme work etc.
Has a good knowledge and understanding of Elementor Pro. We use Elementor Pro and several plug in packages on CoffeeGeek, and have need of some custom work within Elementor.
working, day to day knowledge and experience with Cpanel, PHP and all the normal server-side stuff that comes along with Wordpress and managing a busy website.
The usual "back end" knowledge an experience in website management, including CDNs, site security, back up, etc.
Some SEO experience, the more the better (especially staying on top of current trends
Some design experience. This isn't crucial, as we have a WP / Elementor designer separate from our WP Developer position. But you knowing some ins and outs of basic design is beneficial
VERY IMPORTANT: Good availability. I don't expect turnaround in an hour after I send a job request, but responses within 24hr, and normal availability for several hours per week for maintenance / bug chasing (and also larger blocks of time for bigger projects) is expected and required.
VERY IMPORTANT: you have the ability and desire to make sure all the work you do for us is fully tested and bug checked before signing off on the work. We do have a dev server to test things on, but we will rely on you to deliver finished, generally bug free work.
Ideally, you are creative on the technical side, are good at hunting down bugs, innovative with fixes, and know how to get the most out of a Wordpress environment.
you don't have to love coffee, but it would not hurt your application process! :)
I am willing to pay a monthly retainer plus a preferred hourly rate (billed once a month / when tasks are completed and signed off) or a slightly higher straight hourly rate (no retainer) for your work, payment competitive in the US and Canada marketplace.
If interested, please DM me here with your email address, and I will send you more details and ask for your CV, examples of your work, and your company website information.
I am based in Canada, PDT time, and most of the work contact times would be between 1pm and 10pm PDT time.
Hi everyone, after a long stint as a freelance I am looking for a new permanent role as a #WebDesigner and/or #WebDeveloper, preferably in Cambridge, London if hybrid, or United Kingdom if remote.
From UX design to accessibility, HTML, SASS, PHP, Shopify Liquid, vanilla JS, WordPress, Jekyll.
I would appreciate any support! Thank you in advance for any boost, connections, advice, or opportunities. I would consider contracts as well, if advantageous.
@m2m I've got several backed developer roles, fully remote, available. But our UX/frontend side probably wont be needed for a few months. That said it is a role we will surely be hiring for in the near future, ~3 - 6 months (we already have the money ear marked).
If your still looking in 3 months you should drop me a line.
Our positions will be visible here as they become available:
Are you a #python / #django or #webdeveloper? We are looking for contributions for #Weblate and potentially helping us implement some additional features or fixing bugs.
Here is my toot resume in case anyone has open positions:
Experience: staff software engineer, #backend#webdeveloper, #python, #django, #postgresql, #terraform, #redis, #rabbitmq, #kubernetes, #aws, #gcp
I get things done and worked with pretty much any tech out there. I learn fast, have no problem coding in other languages. I have experience leading teams. I helped growing an engineering team from 10 to 150 engineers. I know how to scale things. My code is resilient and has tests. #fedihire
Did you find a way to address the issues presented while keeping #IconFonts?
Basically:
When our friends with #Dyslexia overrides your fonts, font icons turn into black boxes since the font they're using doesn't have support for those Unicode code blocks.
When screenreaders, or voice assistance, reads a site with icon fonts, they read the icon fonts really weird.
For No.2, a site with properly marked aria labels, or marked as hidden for assistive tech, is the solution I can think of.
However, for No.1, I can't think of a way since once the browser forces the user font, all fonts on the site will rely on the user's custom font.
The only other way I can think of is to provide an option to switch the site's font right from the website, so they don't have to override the site's font.
I’m experiencing a Google / robots.txt issue of some kind. According to my Google Search Console, my site (shellsharks.com) is crawlable and indexable, but it is blocked because of my robots.txt file. When inspecting the robots.txt file WITH the Google search console it says everything is fine and I should not be blocked. Up until recently, I had a “noindex” meta tag in my HTML markup but have since deleted that line so that shouldnt be an issue any more. Anyone have any ideas why Google still believes my site is blocked by robots.txt? Is this just a wait until Google can organically crawl my site again after having deleted the noindex meta tag?
Appreciate any help! Right now nothing on my site is findable it seems via Google which is kinda a bummer =/.
@shellsharks there can be many reasons, the main one perhaps being Google just doesn't tend to index everything on a site, & is definitely less eager to do so than in the past
Couple of things:
use the URL inspection tool in search console (1st step, not live test), what status do they have?
Do the pages that aren't indexed have good internal links for other pages on your site?
Do the pages that aren't getting index offer content that might be useful to searchers?
Which kinda makes sense I think, though my site map does include both these post types (e.g. “notes” and “logs”). Looks like in the site map they are “discovered” but not crawled.
Both of these post types have good linkage and I think would be considered “useful” fwiw. Thanks!
Like any true #webdeveloper I dream of one day building some tool or library that becomes really popular so that people start to pay attention to me on social media, but I know I'd end up cancelled af.
Can you help TransActual get our website migration (to Wordpress) over the line?
Most of our website has already been migrated but TransActual are looking for someone to do the last few bits. E-mail transactualuk@gmail.com for more information and to discuss the rate of pay.
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