Alex will be out of the country to visit his wife's family for at least another week. Once he gets back I'm sure he'll check up on new submissions.

I just submitted a new job...and was wondering the same thing from the other end ;). I'd post the job on this forum but I'm not sure if that violates the forum rules, so I'll just sit tight for now.
(btw, it's not a freelance position but a full-time/salaried CSS developer position with a major dot-com)

droppyale, if my submission has any issues with it please let me know and I'll fix it. Great site btw, and enjoy your holidays :)

Thanks!

Surprisingly we get a lot of resumes but from people who use a table-layout style, so I'm trying to search out little semantic xhtml/css hideouts, like cssbeauty, to recruit people with the same passion for css and semantic development process as I do. More difficult than I thought, unfortunately. :)

I have the same problem when hiring programmers. They say that they understand semantics and creating CSS based layouts, but the sample sites in their portfolios look as though they were created in MS Front Page - tabular HELL. I've used the CSS Beauty job board for recruiting in the past and have received some good resumes; unfortunately, no one was local to Boston.

Employers could also do well to check out the user profiles and portfolios of frequent Skill Share posters and contact them directly. (Hear that Skill Share members? Get your portfolio URLs in your profile.)

Two words of advice: avoid Monster.

What, no love for Craig's List?

Craig's List has got very little ads from the other side of Atlantic Ocean - even from English-speaking Ireland or UK. I keep my fingers crossed for that it will change.

ezapaz,

Thank you for that list! Some of those I knew of already, but others not :)

Authenticjobs is a place where we will be posting shortly.
With Stylegala I'm still waiting for my login to be activated by an admin....been waiting since 4th of Jan...(really frustrating! Also having to wait here...:()

I know what you mean by people saying they can do xhtml and css. A lot of people put in one css definition (yet still use bgcolor attributes etc..for colors etc) and include a xhtml doctype at the top and one <br /> tag and think they're doing xhtml and css. Technically they are, but they aren't harnessing the power of these standards.

Hi,

I posted a project/job offer before reading this thread, so I don't know when it will actually be displayed on the site any time soon. However, if you or your team is interested in a freelance project, contact me alex [at] gearsource [dot] com. I will provide you with more details there since i'm not sure I can post it here.

Alex