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Jobs

The goal here is to create a proper "Job Board" that pairs open-source contributors with projects that need designers. It will be a mix of both gratis as well as paid work. A job can range from a small task to an entire project. I think the ideal balance would be a mix of about:

  • 25% small singular tasks
  • 15% new or fork of an existing project
  • 60% product/feature development on existing projects

Note: this process is rough and a work in progress, please feel free to contribute your ideas, approaches, and of course jobs :)

Submit a Job

Our job submission process is done "in the open" so if you work on an open-source software project or community, feel free to submit a job to our Job Board. Just do the following:

Easy Web Form

  1. Go to our form and fill in the details.
  2. Submit the form.
  3. Wait for us to approve your job posting.
  4. Have a margarita or a hot chocolate.

Using Terminal (for nerds)

  1. Fork the jobs repo
  2. Copy job-template.md into the jobs folder and change the name
  3. Name your copy something like 2015-03-12-sticker-design-for-fun.md starting with the date
  4. Make sure there is a .md extension to the file you copied or it won't work
  5. Fill out the fields inside the template you just copied
    • Possibly try running jekyll to make sure your posting looks right.
  6. Submit a pull request
  7. Have a margarita or hot chocolate

After those steps you will have submitted a job to the OSD job board, you rule ;)

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Status: Accepted values for job status are searching and closed and 'solved'.

Note to job posters: Once your job has been completed/filled please go to your job in this repos folder and change the status from 'searching' to either 'closed' or 'solved'. We'd also appreciate it if you could complete our survey to make jobs on open-source design better :)