[Wolves] PHP, Website etc work offered

David Goodwin david at codepoets.co.uk
Wed May 21 13:20:35 UTC 2014



On 21/05/14 14:06, Peter Cannon wrote:
> On 21/05/14 13:54, Wayne Morris wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Anyone out there want some ad-hoc web/php work.
>>
>> The website I have built for our company intranet (and public
>> facing element) is html/php and is functional, rather than pretty
>> to say the least. Need someone to improve the look and feel , as
>> well as implement proper security for staff login and tinker with
>> some of the useability. Probably around 50 hours + work required,
>> done whenever fits - no particular deadlines.
>>
>> Need an enthusiastic amateur rather than professional company who
>> will work with me, rather than suggesting  a ground up rewrite for
>> £££. Pay by the hour, or by the result considered.
>>
>> Please email me with hourly rates or for a chat on
>> wayne at machx.co.uk
>
> That's exactly what we need! Sparkes put me on to a mate of his but
> he seems to want to do us a new logo. Dump the wordpress site and use
> Umbraco which I know nothing about. and we're looking at about
> £1,200.00 to start off with.
>

"Oi Oi. A mate of a mate works for $BigCo and has loads of time on his
hands ... I reckon he can knock this out for 50 quid this afternoon -
mates rates innit. No questions asked. Cushty. Right? "




On a more serious note --


1. The minimum wage is £6/hour? - so at the very least you ought to be
willing to pay £300+ (if it's 50 hours of work?). That just leaves a
maximum budget .... (not that anyone knows what changes are required)

2. Given it's for a business and not a club/charity/school, your company
should be prepared to pay. Presumably they're going to earn / save
something from it after all - if not, why would they bother?

3. Additionally they should think about the maintenance of the code -
who is going to look after it / fix it when it breaks because PHP
deprecates mysql in 5.6 and so on ... or fix it up when it's
hacked/defaced because you didn't know how to escape data correctly (or
whatever).

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etc etc.

David.



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