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Seeking standards-based Web developer

Keith was mentioning it earlier, and I agree, it’s hard to find good Web standards developers. So with that in mind, consider this an open call for ones in the Toronto area.

Essentially, I’m looking to hear from those who dream live Web standards, and dream semantic mark-up. Being a news junkie who knows why * html can make IE behave is a definite bonus.

The position would be for three- to six-month contract with, I’m told, the possibility of continued work after that. So, you should be available for work in downtown Toronto from late fall until early spring. If you’re interested, or know someone who is, send along your portfolio (or sample site) to me — and I’ll pass along the information.

The various positions are now filled, but if you are looking for “new media”-type work, visit Cameron Moll’s Gigabits.

September 11, 2005 at 10:16 PM EDT

Category: Web Design

Topics: Work, Web Standards

Comments: 2

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Patricia:

Damn, why is there never anyone in Montreal looking for a web standards developer?

Sep. 12 2005 at 10:49 AM EDT

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Craig Saila:

Because Toronto is the <sarcasm>Centre of the Universe™</sarcasm>. Actually, I’ve been debating the worth of creating a job board for standards-based developers in Canada, and depending on the interest in this post, I may just do that — and rest assured Montreal will most definitely have a place.

Sep. 12 2005 at 10:56 AM EDT

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Sep 11 2005 at 11:03 PM EDT

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Seeking standards-based Web developer

LIke the title says, there’s an opening for a developer in Toronto who breathes Web standards.

Sep 11 2005 at 10:29 PM EDT

Topic: Work

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