$60 seems like a deal at first, but it’s not fully responsive.

Apparently, not any time soon. Sales rep was very "on script" in regard to this being only a Business feature- which requires a minimum of 5 user licenses.

I am so super bummed about this.

"CSS is declarative, so it should be easy and anyone can do it. And while we're at it design is just making things 'look good.'"

This is the message I've received loud and clear from 99% of the people looking for my help over the 11 years I've been web-working. Can you hear how salty I am?

Honestly, like others have said, if there was more demand for people with a focus on these skills, you'd find them. But as it stands everyone wants an expert in some other domain who will at some point "just handle" the CSS.

On your end, limiting yourself to local-only possibilities isn't doing you any favors, as well.

That is super strange. Yeah, I can confirm web, mobile, and OS X apps all work for me in the U.S.

Maybe check that you're not using a VPN or something?

I've been using it in the U.S. for a long, long time. What leads you to believe that you can't use it in the U.S.?

A typical response, after speaking words that feel like jargon even though they may not be, is "I build the internet."

Maybe a little bit on the Al Gore side of things, but my heart is in the right place, I promise.

I agree with naps. Disrupt wakefulness.

And he's from India. Educate yourself, please.