Paid Drupal services

Hi all,
I am offering free service. Converting any PSD (Photoshop file), XCF (gimp) or flat pngs conversion to XHTML + CSS.
I am teaching xhtml and css right now, and I want to let students to work on real projects and meet some real problems.

Employment type: Contract
Telecommute: Allowed
Location: Atlanta, GA
Rates: TBD

Turner Sports New Media faces a short timeline on a web site we are building for a client. Seeking an experienced Drupal programmer with design and site architecture skills. We are developing templates and pages for a regional auto racing series site. If all goes well there is potential for additional contract work for a second, larger project we are working on.

Specific tasks will include:

* Define site taxonomy
* Clean up and extend theme and CSS to improve site appearance
* Identify and implement best solution for teaser images and inline images in content
* Define and configure Content Types
* Define and configure Blocks and Navigation Menus
* Leverage CCK, Views, etc to set up home page and section fronts, track pages and data pages such as schedules and standings ... we'll need clean/easy to follow Content Creation screens suitable for a non-technical client to input the data for individual pages throughout the season.

A working reference version of the site (more of a proof-of-concept than actual design at this stage) can be viewed here:
http://lr.clearlow.com

Target launch for the site is Feb. 1. We could use a hand as soon as the right resource is available and ready to start.

I am building a transportation referral website and need a developer with mutli-part form experience:
This experience will help do the following:
1. create a short form for user sign-up.
2. once the user has sign-ed up, prompt the user to fill some extended quesitons.
3. create a 3 step multi-part form will vairous dropdowns.
Part A- this page will have vairous varitions based on what is entered in taxonomy.
Part B- is a search of the nearest drivers based on compatability of preferences entered in the extended questions.

Folks on TechSoup recommended Drupal with the CaseTracker module for:

"E-Democracy.Org is on the hunt for a either a stand alone LAMP application or a module for a CMS like Drupal or Plone that can be used to receive incoming e-mail to various general inboxes like info@e-democracy, send an auto-reply receipt with a tracking number and preferably the body of what was received, and allow a set of folks to sort and reply to those queries. Ideally the tool would also have some smart web forms that allow us to offer misc. subject lines/pre-sort options as well.

Any suggestions?"

So, we are looking for someone on a small contract or a volunteer who supports our mission and goals. to install the latest version of Drupal (and agree to upgrade with new releases for at least one year) and install/configure Case Tracker and related modules.

We will in large part use to the tool to respond to support queries for participants in the local online town halls we host in ten communities using the open source GroupServer tool. See our forums FYI. Our goal is replace support@ with a FAQ support menu with the option of sending in a query via a web form (or e-mail).

I need subcontracted help with a project that I have fallen behind on and would like to wrap up very quickly...as in the next two to three weeks. Work involves configuring installed modules to support registered users rating and evaluating health care centers. Please email directly if you have done this before and are interested in some quick cash. To save everyone's time please send url samples of your work first. Thanks!!

Hi,
I need two custom Drupal modules developed as soon as possible. Both of them can be contributed to the Drupal community when we are done.

The first is a "Bury" module like the one on DIGG. This module needs to use the Voting API so that if a node is "buried" either 7 times or three times the current vote (whichever is more) the node will either be unpublished or deleted. This link/button needs to go just to the right of "Email this page". ( http://www.feedthebull.com )