Sourcebench - the web developer’s workplace

CoSwap is a "ONE STOP" full service site where a "Buyer" can post a project for FREE and have one of our highly skilled "Designer's" competitively bid on your projects. At least that is what they have on their website. Don't get me wrong - its true. They have a lot to offer - to freelancers and "Buyers" alike. Right now they are making some modifications and changes - all for the better communication between employee and employer, but still its worth taking a look.

"Buyers request - Programmers Bid!"

Thats what the site is about. If you are a freelance programmer or web designer - go, get registered, browse through projects and buyers, bid on the specific project and get noticed. As for buyers, well they have to repeat the freelancers' first two steps and then post some projects and wait for bidders to flow in with nice pricey suggestions.

FILTER the West Coast talent pool to find exceptional designers, writers, producers, project managers, and production specialists to help clients accomplish the extraordinary. As confusing this may have sound for some - the site presents an even more baffling "atmosphere". No matter that these guys really know what are they doing and how to do it right. A good choice to start a career is to start looking for one right here, if you don't have a better opportunity that is.

GeekUp is a community of web designers, web developers, and other tech-minded folk from the North West. Our socials take place once a month in Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester they are always a lively place to share ideas and spread a little knowledge.

Eurofreelancer.com is an evolution in Freelance Markets, we set out to build the most efficient, user friendly and informative system to outsource IT projects on the Internet.

CSS Monster was created to help bring Web Developers/Designers and employers together. Specifically those who share a common goal: to design and develop websites and applications through the use of Web Standards.

A job forum run by freelancers for freelancers. If you think of something considering freelancing today - you will find it there. The website might be ugly as hell - but you are not going there to look at the design, am I right? Check the info they got. The job opportunities that are jumping at you after every single click. The database is really good, might be a bit confusing for the new freelance work seekers, but as an overall it offers what most of us are looking for. WORK!

Authentic Jobs is a targeted destination for standards-aware designers and developers and the companies seeking to hire them. A site with a stylish design which sends a message to everyone who visits - You are here to do business and we are here to provide it. The "Authentic Jobs" developers are really a good team - they made something really simple, easy to use and very practical. Just browse through the job listings or the freelance listings and make your choice its easy and it really works!

This site was created to unite programmers and designers because rarely is a person good at both programming and designing. PMD helps programmers and designers partner up to make websites and web applications that look and work great.

Companies such as The New York Times, CNET, Facebook, Adobe, Trek, and American Express use this Job Board to reach today's best and brightest web minds.