“About | Examples | Download” would work MUCH better for the top of this page. (you’d even be able to get rid of those ugly underlines … clearly looks like that UI isn’t working).
It may be what, who, where, but in the end standards work better..
ALSO, one of the tabs should be “FORUM”, since either community or support could work for that.. it confusing as to where to find it.
We’re hiring freelancers. We’re also working in Miami this month if you want to live that whole code on the beach lifestyle. Long list of projects that need to be completed.
If you have experience connecting Buddypress with a CRM, managing publishing workflows, integrating with Drup*l, integrating with twitter/facebook/openid/oauth, custom MU code, custom content types, socket servers, and related items..
I’d fill the small tasks list if there was one. Lets move on that asap!
Copy paste from an old post:
I propose that ma.tt create a premium service offering on wordpress.org. He should create a list of preferred service providers, pair them with module developers who need help, and let the community at large pay for support. all code is committed back to the plugin directly. Managed fixes and improvements, as well as a ‘certified’ list of ‘good’ plugins. Effectively, merge guru/elance/odesk with the popular list and an issue tracker.
I’m most in need of a way to import contacts into a member’s profile. While it would be nice for them to not have to fill in all fields again, initially I don’t plan on having all those fields on my site. The one field that matters is the friend list (or address book).
In other words, If you would preface #2 with a friend import function, and you would move #2 to #1, I’m on board.
I find the growl/spotlight style searching annoying — that said, predictive suggestions are nice. It would be ideal to set the weight of results, so that chosen links float to the top (even if they arent keyterm relevant).
As far as machine readable pages, I think a mobilepress style module to output your chosen spec would do just fine. Getting the data in is #1 though.
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I can offer design, process modeling, testing, documentation and $.
