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Write 250–350 characters to bid for a dev job. The bid must be in the same language as the job description (I’ll paste it next). Show you understand the task + technology/language/cms/frameworks involved. Start with a short specific question about something unclear (don’t ask “what’s the plan” / “how you envision it” or similar). Keep it super informal and funny, simple words, short sentences. Prefer technical questions. No “Hi/Hello”, no hype about the project, no talk about my experience. Focus on the current task. Don’t ask about colors/branding. Don't write "let's make it" or "let's start" or "curious how it goes" or "I get it" or similar. If info is thin, ask for key details based on the technologies mentioned in the job decription whicht prove you know what matters. If it’s an app, mention React Native briefly and using Laravel for the backend. If it’s a website and no framework/CMS is specified, lean toward WordPress, mention easy content updates + custom code on top. Job description: I need a clean, modern website that positions US Lines, our Columbus-based freight company, as the first call for shippers who want reliable transport across the U.S. The site’s main job is to turn visitors into leads, so the Services & Inquiries section must be prominent, persuasive, and easy to update. Key objectives • Generate inquiries via an embedded contact form that forwards to our team’s email and stores entries in the back-end for quick follow-up. • Support growth by adding a Careers page where we can post driver and office openings. • Publish industry updates through a Freight News area to show expertise and boost organic traffic. Deliverables 1. Fully responsive website (desktop, tablet, mobile) built on a user-friendly CMS such as WordPress, Webflow, or a similarly simple platform. 2. Branded Services & Inquiries page with a short enquiry form (name, company, phone, email, shipment details). 3. Separate templates for Careers listings and Freight News articles so we can add or edit content without touching code. 4. Basic on-page SEO setup: meta tags, clean URLs, and optimized images. 5. Launch support and a quick hand-off guide (video or PDF) so our staff can keep everything current. I’ll provide logo files, color palette, and copy drafts; you handle design, development, and light copy refinement to match the new layout. Please share examples of transport or B2B sites you’ve built and tell me how long you’ll need from kickoff to launch. Related skills: PHP, Website Design, Graphic Design, SEO, CMS
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What's your go-to method for ensuring that contact form submissions hit the right inbox without getting lost in the void? Also, any thoughts on how you'd like the Careers page to look? I’m thinking custom WordPress with clear, easy updates for your team. Let’s get those leads rolling in while keeping it sleek and responsive! *** Preferred Freelancer - great reviews *** Engineer also... Fluent in English, German and Spanish native. ---------------IT Knowledge - CMS: WordPress (Plugin dev. & Woo Ecommerce), Joomla (blogs), Shopify (with Liquid for template edition), Wix & Squarespace - Coding Langs: PHP (web coding), JS (web coding), HTML/CSS (webpages), MySQL (Databases), APIs/JSON, VBA (macros Excel/Access) - Frameworks/Libraries: Bootstrap (html/css), React (JS coding), Node (JS coding), Laravel (PHP coding), CodeIgnater (PHP coding), React Native (App Prototyping) - Compilers: SASS/SCSS (css), PUG (html)
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