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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 will hand you a ready-made template and a detailed, section-by-section outline extracted from the LEED AP BD+C Reference Guide. Your task is to transform that material into a complete, self-contained study deck of roughly 500–700 slides that candidates can rely on as their sole preparation resource. Content & style • Follow the outline exactly, capturing every technical term, table and requirement from the guide—nothing may be missed or re-worded loosely. • Keep each slide concise: a balanced mix of bullets for facts, short explanatory sentences for context. Avoid crowded or overly text-heavy layouts. • Employ clear US-English phrasing, consistent fonts and the colour scheme already set in the template. Workflow I will show sample slides for each section so you can mirror voice, pacing and graphic treatment. Once we agree on the first module, proceed with the remainder in batches, allowing quick checks for accuracy and formatting. Deliverables • 500-700 editable PowerPoint slides (*.pptx) • All graphics, icons or tables embedded and licence-free • Final deck organised by LEED credit category, ready for immediate classroom or self-study use Acceptance criteria 1. Every point in the reference outline represented with correct terminology 2. Uniform formatting that matches the provided template 3. No single slide exceeds the concise length guideline 4. File passes a spot-check of random credits against the guide without omissions If you have proven experience distilling dense technical manuals into engaging training material, this should be a straightforward but sizeable production job. Related skills: Graphic Design, Powerpoint, Technical Writing, Editing, Ghostwriting
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Are you set on the slide count, or is there a bit of wiggle room in the 500–700 range? Also, are there any specific design guidelines I need to follow beyond the template? I like the idea of mixing bullets and concise sentences but curious if you want any particular data visualization styles or graphic treatments for the LEED content. *** 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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