Hi,
I would like to volunteer to work on the LibreOffice website.
I have skills in PHP, CSS, HTML, MySQL, SEO and Verification (dynamic,
static and formal).
I could begin by looking at warnings and errors found by the W3C
validators for HTML and CSS.
I could also do some static linting of your PHP code.
I am also just starting to experiment with Responsive Web Design as
defined by Ethan Marcotte, so that websites render fine on any web
browser or device.
I used to head up the formal verification effort at ARM in the UK,
whose microprocessors power 100% of the worlds smartphones and tablets
- including iPhones and iPads. I have worked for both electronics and
software companies.
I left ARM a few years ago and moved to Brighton on the south coast of
England, along with my wife and children.
I switched to website design, and incorporated my own company in
December last year:
www.hiwebman.com
I'm about to start recruiting but have already set my company policy
to only use open source office suites, with a preference for
LibreOffice. I plan to donate a small amount of money this year, but
would also like to contribute to LibreOffice.
Regards,
Mike
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