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SKS, the Synchronizing Key Server, is a FOSS software package that facilitates secure communication. The details don’t matter so much: for right now it’s enough to say that it’s an important project for civil liberties and one that I’m (somewhat) involved in. Not as much as many, more than most, and all that.
Each SKS installation has a webpage that can be used to query the system for data. This page is quite simple: it’s basically just a page laid out as a table with a form for sending data. You can see an example at Ubuntu’s SKS page.
Now, this page design, to put it bluntly, is awful. It’s table-based layout, for one. All style elements are hardcoded: there’s no CSS. Plus, it just looks kind of … not nice.
If you’re a web developer who is capable of producing validating, CSS-styled, CSS-layout HTML 4.01 Strict pages that have an element of style, please get in touch with me. I’d like to talk rates and what you plan on doing.
Note that this is a FOSS software project, but you won’t be expected to work for free. This is a paying gig, so make sure to quote your rates.