[Mifos-developer] Fwd: Mifos front-end development (http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-2757)
Udai Gupta
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From: George Hiley <geo...@hiley.com.au>
Date: Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 9:54 PM
Subject: Mifos front-end development
(http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-2757)
To: mail...@gmail.com, vishn...@gmail.com, va...@grameenfoundation.org
Dear Vishnu, Udai & Van
RE: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-2757
I apologise if I should be contacting you via the mifos development
methods but I am more of an emailer. :o)
I am writing as I have just been on IRC chatting with Adam Monsen
(@meonkeys) who has put me in touch via the Jira issue you have been
working on. I am in contact as I have a strong interest in Grameen and
am in the process of formulating a social enterprise online startup
business hoping to utilise the PPI surveys, possibly from Mifos.
As a specialist in front-end development and user experience design I
have worked with Deloitte Australia for several years working on
enterprise and government projects. I no longer work with corporate
but continue my front-end development and ux work for smaller orgs
(http://www.hiley.com.au shows my work).
If you feel that I could be of assistance with the front-end work
Vishnu is implementing at the moment I would be interested to hear.
Although I would not be able to commit a large amount of time I can
certainly support with expert reviews or perhaps user experience and
design reviews / reworks. As a side note, I implemented Blueprint CSS
framework a couple years back for Australia's Victorian Government
sustainability department at http://www.resourcesmart.vic.gov.au.
Hope to hear from you. Well done by the way, I am a fond admirer!
Cheers
George.
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GEORGE HILEY
+61 (0) 416 051 553
106 HAMPTON RD, FREMANTLE.
WA, AUSTRALIA. 6160.
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