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[REQUEST] Coding a Wordpress theme

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Hello everyone,

I know there's a few people on NamePros that can code templates into Wordpress themes. I'm just wondering if anyone out there would be interesting in coded a template for me into a Wordpress theme. I am looking to spend roughly around $40.

I want to know who has the most experience and the best price for such work.

Please post in this thread if you're capable of doing this;
Thanks,
Andy
 
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Is this a Photoshop PSD template that still needs to be coded or is it already coded and you just need to integrate it into Wordpress?

For template coding and Wordpress integration I'd charge $150. I know this is probably out of your budget considering the significant price discrepancy, but I'm just putting it out there. I'm surprised no one on NamePros has offered to do this for you yet.

I'm very experienced in XHTML/CSS, Wordpress (I think very highly of this app), and cross-browser compatibility in IE, Firefox, and Opera. If you're interested, PM me for examples/past work. If not, good luck and I hope you find someone. Thanks.
 
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If its a PSD i'd say about $60-70
If its already coded $50-60

But bear in mind that it might be more or less depending on the difficulty of the design.
 
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