Welcome to AFID

This site is free to use for all web designers, programmers and developers. It is also free to clients who wish to search for web people or post vacancies (contract/permanent) on the site. Note that while all searching is free, you will need to register to post vacancies.

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1. New release of AFID

2. Welcome to the new look AFID. We hope that you'll find this a lot easier to use as well as providing much more functionality. It remains free to all users and, as always, we welcome your comments.

   Some existing registered candidates may find that they are unable to log in. If this is the case, please go the password reset page and follow the instructions.

3. Candidates

4. You can search for jobs without having to register although registering will make things so much easier on a number of counts. This includes being able to track your applications, create and maintain a profile, upload up to 5 CVs, create a default CV that will be available to registered clients.

5. Clients

6. Why use AFID? Well to start with, it's free! And we don't think that being free necessarily means less functionality. Clients do need to register before being able to post vacancies or search the candidates database, but registering gives access to a whole lot of functionality such as keeping track of your posts, managing your applicants and applications and creating and managing a list of preferred candidates. Why not give it a try?

• AFID has built on the old site to give new, enhanced functionality, providing a richer, intuitive user interface to make life that bit easier for clients and candidates alike.

  
  

  New vacancy types have been introduced, with others on the way, giving clients even greater control over their posts as well as providing candidates with more powerful searches. New candidate types are available, allowing clients to differentiate clearly in their searches.

  
  

  We hope you like the new site and use it to its full potential. And as ever, we are happy to hear from users regarding changes, improvements or problems they encounter.