coderbunker.com

[echolabstech]

getting feedback from marketing before we merge

1. add a signup button between slideshow and clients, and add a "learn more" link under the slideshow next to the signup button

2. delete following part and add a signup button for client, and add a "learn more" link next to the signup button

3. replace stock images with images from here: http://old.coderbunker.com/events

4. Trust elements

should look more like this

5. see the comments in the conversations tab

[echolabstech]

inspiration for the site layout https://wiredcraft.cn/blog?filter=technology

I like the way the menu on the left is static and the information on the right is scrollable.

[echolabstech]

I think this could be adapted to explain what the freelancer experince is like, and we could leverage @lenzai new spreadsheets

How to become a freelancers (adapted from A typical day at lewagon signup on the site -> onboarding -> checkin (meet and greet) -> training -> profiles -> placement

[Sunying-RONG]

Yes, these are good examples, I will modify the page.

[echolabstech]

Coderbunker is a community for developers to further their software development skills, and create opportunities for collaboration with clients. Clients choose Coderbunker because they provide access to a wide and deep talent pool, with a reputation for technical know-how, flexibility, and co-learning environment. What sets Coderbunker apart from others is its co-learning learning. Co-learning leads to a standardized set of technologies and practices which allows Coderbunker freelancers to work collaboratively, to be an extension of a client’s team and to have the same goals as the team. They share their learnings with the community and are more likely to reuse people, practices, and technologies across projects. Because of its focus on learning and education, Coderbunker continuously organizes workshops, hackathons, and other educational programmes and has also previously brought overseas students to work on software development projects in Shanghai.

[echolabstech]

@Sunying-RONG can you open a PR for your branch, and we ca do a code review.

[Sunying-RONG]

I use Bootstrap in the commit 0db9fd6, the code is more clear than previous, also added "client" part as request and modified a little of "freelancer" slides.

[Sunying-RONG]

Here are three screenshots for commit 68de17d

[Sunying-RONG]

Before issue #48 is about "coderbunker.com", now it is changed for "freelancer.coderbunker.com", I have a branch "#48" is about "coderbunker.com". I suppose we need 3 websites "coderbunker.com" (former issue #48, branch #48, pull request #52 ), "freelancer.coderbunker.com" (issue #48), "client.coderbunker.com" (issue #49). I am not sure how to work on these, I need to modify some code of "coderbunker.com" on branch #48, however, there is no corresponding issue anymore, only have comments in pull request #52, and do I need to create two new branches for "freelancer.coderbunker.com" and "client.coderbunker.com" or need new repositories for these two new website? @echolabstech @rngadam

[Sunying-RONG]

I did the modification, added learn more link and sign up button, and changed pictures of Freelancer part. But for the client logo, it seems need to use Photoshop to make nice logo with backgroud first, is there someone can do this? @echolabstech Then I can change pictures.

Here is the screenshot for the modification I made now: the new commit ae13bc4 is in pull request.

• [ ] Do we need to delete the "join in" button at the top?
• [ ] What about the place of "what people are saying" and "community"?