dsfreed

Awesome, love it!

Location: Ann Arbor, MI

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Interaction Designer fluent in HTML5/CSS3/Sass/Javascript/Jquery, have dabbled in PHP, C++, Angular, Ruby

Resume: http://dannyfreed.com/resume

Email: freed.dany@gmail.com

I'm graduating university in May 2015 and looking for a design / frontend role at a fast growing company

check out http://pickcrew.com

Location: Detroit/Ann Arbor

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: YES!

Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JQuery, Javascript, UI/UX Design

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fpp64xvbtk90zdc/DannyFreedResume.p...

Email: freed.danny@gmail.com

Portfolio: http://www.dannyfreed.com

#swerve

I live in Michigan and the roads are repaved what seems like every other year. After each winter, there are potholes the size of craters on the moon. Very dangerous when everyone is swerving into incoming traffic and slamming on breaks to avoid them.

Looking to possibly build a solution for this. I use a few different emails (school, personal, work) and find myself jumping back and forth. Wondering if there is room for a new web-based aggregator that provides simplicity of iOS Mail / Mailbox but on the web? Or is it too "against the grain" to focus on web instead of mobile?

Sure, but consumers don't care or know (for the most part) what a storage array even is!

I'm not positive, but perhaps expensify would suit your needs?

https://www.expensify.com/

Rather than having a "sign up" link and a "Plans and Pricing" link, I think it would be better if you had just 1 page, and had the signup form be the focus of the site (the call-to-action).