Chicago Web Developer

Choosing a web design company or an individual web designer can be a daunting task. Yes, there are ads claiming that you can get a functional website for $199, but will these websites portray the image you want for your business or organization? Probably not. You have about 7 seconds to attract visitors to your website before they move on to your competitors site. Your website can’t just be functional to keep visitors on your site beyond those precious few seconds, it needs to be user friendly, easy to navigate and aesthetically pleasing.

Chicago Web Designer Rob Buti

Founded in 2008, Shortlister is the Internet’s premier marketplace for bidders and solicitors of construction projects. Shortlister was designed by architects and construction industry professionals and provides an efficient web application for searching, identifying and procuring project opportunities. Shortlister beats its competitors by offering quicker execution, flexible bidding and solicitation mediums, greater solicitation and bidding process control and up-to-date market costing information. Shortlister’s goal is to create, maintain and expand the functionality, safety, ease-of-use and reliability of our online marketplace while supporting the growth and success of our community of users.

Shortlister Construction Bidding

Skills:
- Proficiency in database design and implementation using MySQL, SQLServer, or equivalent database product
- Proficiency in developing and implementing web-based solutions, preferably with an eCommerce component and AJAX
- Experience in a programming language preferred, such as PHP, java, or equivalent
- Comfortable discussing topics related to the business including estate planning and business processes
- Flexibility to work on a dynamic, collaborative initiative where documentation will be required

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Bill Casey is a web developer who designs web sites to have a purpose or a goal so that we can quickly communicate to the visitors through the internet.

Westmont Web Developer

We specialize in custom printing on aluminum, decals, glass and plastic. We also do custom vinyl for signs and banners; and custom vinyl for apparel.
The printing and production are all done inhouse.

Colorado Custom Promotional Printing

Our scale is enormous, which affords you the opportunity to tackle really complex challenges in a complicated environment, where your efforts will be valued . Our team has a strong sense of ownership on its projects and is genuinely invested in the company’s success.
The UI Engineering Team is looking for an experienced and passionate fronted developer to join our growing team. Do you feel passionate about your mark-up and CSS? Strive to make your pages accessible? Know how to deal with browser quirks? Constantly look for ways to improve the user experience? Try and learn as much as possible about Ajax and JavaScript? Then you’ll fit right in with our team!
Our team is responsible for building the user interface for some of the top travel websites around the world which are used by millions of users. We are looking for developers to do the coding of the frontend. You’ll implement the designs and code them up with semantic XHTML, validating CSS and unobtrusive and object-oriented JavaScript. You don’t need to know how to design (we have another team for that), but you should know what looks good and works well. You’ll develop production code, as well as proof-of-concept prototyping.
• Expert knowledge of HTML and CSS.
Experienced with JavaScript, with experience with at least one framework (Prototype, jQuery, YUI, Dojo, etc).
• Experience with coding server-side page generation (JSP, ASP, PHP, etc).
• Passion for usability.
• Understanding and experience with the full life cycle of development.
• Desire to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
• 3+ years developing user-facing web interfaces.
• BS degree in Computer Science of equivalent.

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Be a part of a smart, tightly integrated group aiming to add value to our clients’ organizations through a variety of digital channels. You’ll have an opportunity to work in the interactive division of a full-service agency with award winning creative and a roster of great clients. Our office environment is very laid back with an open floor plan and plenty of natural light: not a cubicle farm.

The ideal candidate will enjoy solving problems and be able to work both collaboratively and autonomously; we’re looking for someone that is truly passionate about online communications and has an intuitive understanding of the concepts of usability and the “semantic web.”

Required skills:
* HTML/CSS expertise
* Intermediate-level expertise with Python and the framework, Django
* Familiarity with and ability to utilize common Javascript frameworks (JQuery, Prototype, etc.)
* Proficiency in one or more additional languages (PHP, Perl, Ruby, etc.)
* Understanding of relational database structure and platforms (MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, etc.)
* Experience with a variety of content management systems: an understanding of the concepts and challenges surrounding content management

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October 28th, 2008

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You’ve probably heard people talking about Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, and wondered if it would help your business. The answer, in short, is absolutely! Search Engine Optimization is the process of fine-tuning your website code and content to rank well in search engines like Google, Yahoo, and MSN. The basics of the SEO process are to:
- Choose keywords and keyword phrases that describe what you do and that your target market will use to search for your services.
- Use those keywords throughout the code and text for your website.
- Place links back to your site, containing those keyword phrases, on other websites. The search engines look at incoming links from other sites-not at outgoing links from your site-to improve your rankings There’s a whole field of consulting built up around Search Engine Optimization, mainly because the search engines are constantly changing how they work, to discourage unethical or unfair Search Engine Optimization processes, such as loading a page with invisible keywords or using code in the page that specifies words that have nothing to do with your business.

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