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The Sycamore Language Café needs a simple site and a donation page
Looking for a front-end developer or designer to build a one-page site for The Sycamore Language Café.
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The Sycamore Language Café is a small park-friends group in Pasig that serves about 360 people each year. We've been running on word of mouth and social media, and we need a simple website with information, volunteer sign-up and a donate button.
We have the content, logo and photos ready. We need someone who can design and build it, and show our volunteer how to update it. We'd estimate 20-30 hours of work.
Ideally it should be fast on mobile, accessible, and use inexpensive hosting. We have a domain already.
Please reply with a link to similar work. We can't pay, but we can offer a reference, a public thank-you, and a lot of thanks.
Please ask me anything in the questions section. I'll answer honestly and quickly.
- effort
- 15–25 hours
- format
- Online or by phone
- skills
- web design, front-end development, accessibility
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People who offered to help
- Lan Thu Ngo 🇻🇳
i live about 15 km from Pasig. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need.
- Leo D. Fowler 🇨🇦 Accepted
I live about 15 km from Pasig. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need. Can bring a friend.
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Thinking of you and your family. More neighborhoods should do this. This is the second need I've supported on here and the first that made me cry. All the best.
Hope it all works out. Shared this with my family. This is the second need I've supported on here and the first that made me cry. Love from Pokhara
This could happen to any of us. Wish I lived closer to Peoria so I could bring a meal.