Hello all,

I'm a professional web designer with a specialty in CSS. A client whose site I created and launched is now initiating Phase 2 for the project: the integration of CMS functionality behind the existing design. The client's static website is located at http://www.appnexus.com.

In addition to maintaining the integrity of the current design, it's crucial that the underlying CSS/HTML can be easily edited (by me) so we don't have to bring someone in each time a page's layout needs tweaking. While I know a little PHP, I have no knowledge of the inner workings of XOOPS or any other CMS system, and I'd actually like to keep it that way as much as possible — without sacrificing my ability to access and edit the code I've created.

The budget for this project is not expected to exceed $5,000; we'd like the CMS-integrated site to be up and running 2-3 weeks after we hire a developer. If you'd like to be considered for this project, please include in your proposal an estimate of how long it will take (in days or weeks) as well as a cost estimate.

Interested? Questions/comments/advice? Please reply to this post or email me at design@suzanneokelley.com.

Through this project I hope to build a relationship that will extend to future CMS development opportunities.

Thanks and all the best,
Suzanne O'Kelley
design@suzanneokelley.com

Update:

The client is now considering including their wiki in the migration process, currently located at https://wiki.appnexus.com/display/documentation/Home. If the wiki is included in the new XOOPS build, it should share the look & feel of their corporate website (at http://www.appnexus.com). Of course it can maintain its own internal navigation structure; we'd just want it to flow more naturally into main AppNexus website. Unlike the corporate site, I won't be tampering with the design/layout of the wiki once it's been set up.

If you're bidding, please let us know whether you can include the wiki in the build within the alloted $5000 budget (and if so, at what cost and timeframe).

Thanks so much,
Suzanne