Certainly. I am available for hire by the hour, by the day, by the week, by the month … whatever you require.
Some tasks you may consider hiring me for;
- Professional PSD to XHTML/CSS/JS work.
- HTML email templates, tested on all major email clients.
- SEO consulting and Google AdWords consulting.
- Website maintenance, from adding an image to recoding an entire site.
- Wordpress plugins, theme creation and training.
- PHP scripting, from custom forms and surveys to complete online applications.
- … and pretty much anything to do with the internet. Try me :)
Please contact paul@kilbot.com.au for more information on availability and rates.
A common source of problems when sending emails is port 25 blocking. By default most email clients (eg: Outlook, Thunderbird) will use port 25 to connect and communicate with the outgoing mail server. Some ISP’s block port 25 connections to servers other than their own, in this way they can trace any spam coming from their network.
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A nameserver maps your domain name to the server i.p. address of your host. Each domain name must have at least a primary and a secondary nameserver, if your site is hosted with The Kilbot Factory the nameservers required are:
Primary: ns1.kilbot.com.au
Secondary: ns2.kilbot.com.au
If you need assistance adding nameservers to your domain name please contact support@kilbot.com.au.
Web Development encompasses all the tasks required to bring a web site to the internet, whereas Web Design refers only to graphic design. A typical web development process at The Kilbot Factory would involve site planning, wireframe creation, web design, coding, search engine optimisation, and after release; site maintenance and advertising. The Web Design component would be handled by a web designer, usually someone contracted especially for the job based on the design goals of the client.
The role of the web developer will vary from agency to agency and from project to project. Most commonly, the web developer refers to the person responsible for the code component of the development process. In a small web development agency, a web developer may be responsible for all aspects of development, including design. Indeed, a good developer should have experience in all aspects of the development process so that good practices are built into the web site as a matter of course.
As the internet industry matures there is a need for more specialised roles in web development. Large agencies will usually include a project manager who takes care of the site planning, wireframing and manages the web developers and web designers. Specialist SEO firms are springing up all over the internet (although most of them are charlatans in this humble web developers opinion :p ). Web developers themselves will usually pick one or two languages to specialise in.
For more information about my specialities, please visit the About page.
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