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Are you a web developer? Did you develop a web site or a web service?

Tell us about your experience here so that we can include you in the list of web developers who are members of Dream.In.Code!

• BenignDesign
  
• Nykc
  
• girasquid
  
• Lemur
  
• dsherohman
  
• jordangomm
  
• DuoShin85
  
• skyhawk133
  
• PsychoCoder
  
• WhiteFang
  
• williamgeorgegardner
  
• Shane Hudson
  
• 
  
• jrm402
  
• tkstock
  
• UrbanTwitch
  
• nooblet
  
• RyanRobinson
  
• maniacalsounds
  
• codeladySRQ
  
• PhunkRabbit
  
• DragonMaster_Jay
  
• EnvXOwner
  
• thetechfreak
  
• ClearRift
  
• atik97
  
• Alex_H

[BenignDesign]

I'm a web developer! w00t w00t!

[Nykc]

BenignDesign, on 26 Jan, 2010 - 11:24 AM, said:

I'm a web developer! w00t w00t!

This...

edit - I actually get paid for this too.

This post has been edited by Nykc: 26 January 2010 - 10:26 AM

[girasquid]

Right now I'm the lead developer at Lift Interactive - I work primarily on Parade and Appboy, in addition to a few internal projects.

[Lemur]

More of a designer than a developer but I can get the job done on most any dev task regardless.

Freelance commission work

example of work:
http://www.universum...m/test/Koinonia
http://www.lemurweb.deviantart.com

Currently about to take up another design.

[jordangomm]

I'm a web developer too I run my own freelance studio. Do pretty much anything...

"Studio": http://www.runedesign.net
Example: http://www.bookmarkiberia.net

[Lemur]

@Jordan: I was impressed until I saw your example.... I'd like to guess that the template on your blog was pre-made and paid for because the levels of design aptitude are miles apart between the two unless you were screwing with the client because they were being a pain.

[dsherohman]

I've been debating whether to put myself in on this roll call thread or not because I try to avoid being classified as a "web developer". To most people, it seems to imply doing design work and I'm no designer. I'm a straight-up software developer, to the extent that clients will allow it.

But I do mostly build web applications, so here I am.

You can find examples of sites I've built at http://code.sherohma...tware-ive-built

[DuoShin85]

I'm an up and coming web developer. I have a few personal projects I'm working on right now. They will be on the web soon.

[WhiteFang]

I'd like to think I could be called a web developer although I have more experience in the SEO department since my main project to date has been a forum, pre coded courtesy of vbulletin. HTML/CSS and design abilities are all there too though.

Played about with quite a few little projects here and there that haven't taken off but given me experience at least. Currently I'm working on a wordpress project so my site can be more than just a forum. The forum has been online for a year and a half and is chugging along with just over 3k members >> www . konoha - village . com

girasquid, on 26 January 2010 - 05:00 PM, said:

Right now I'm the lead developer at Lift Interactive - I work primarily on Parade and Appboy, in addition to a few internal projects.

Impressive stuff gira, nice work with the apps.

Lemur, on 26 January 2010 - 05:52 PM, said:

http://www.universum...m/test/Koinonia
http://www.lemurweb.deviantart.com

Currently about to take up another design.

Managed to find the Koinonia design but the link is broken somehow, nice work though, how did you make that, all photoshop?

This post has been edited by WhiteFang: 02 March 2010 - 07:20 PM

[Lemur]

Ya, Photoshop and Illustrator. I'll have at that link in a bit.

I have another design I'll add to it in a bit.

Dang I need to make a portfolio though...

[WhiteFang]

Lemur, on 03 March 2010 - 04:08 AM, said:

Ya, Photoshop and Illustrator. I'll have at that link in a bit.

I have another design I'll add to it in a bit.

Dang I need to make a portfolio though...

Ah cool, never heard of Illustrator, have to look it up.

[Lemur]

...You do know Illustrator is about as major as Photoshop and Dreamweaver don't you?

[jordangomm]

Lemur, on 26 January 2010 - 04:00 PM, said:

@Jordan: I was impressed until I saw your example.... I'd like to guess that the template on your blog was pre-made and paid for because the levels of design aptitude are miles apart between the two unless you were screwing with the client because they were being a pain.

Thanks, I guess..

Yes, it is a template, I'm busy with projects and wanted to get a quick website up. And secondly, the design is based of the original design. The client did not want many changes, so I changed the colours and programmed the new engine.

[WhiteFang]

Lemur, on 03 March 2010 - 01:34 PM, said:

...You do know Illustrator is about as major as Photoshop and Dreamweaver don't you?

Evidently not.