Which is the best design job board?

Here are 5 of the most popular ones. Do you have any others to recommend?

The FWA's job section is well worth visiting if you're looking for a post in the UK. It has a good reputation, especially among the web design Flash community, and holds information on vacancies with leading agencies.

The mad.co.uk jobs board is the best place to find UK-based jobs. All the biggies advertise here and it includes the jobs sections from Design Week, Marketing Week , DM Weekly and NMA magazines.

The popular Smashing Magazine sports a great searchable job board that includes full-time and freelance posts. The focus is on the US market, but a few British agencies have started to get in on the game, too.

Coroflot, created by industrial design mag Core777, has turned into one of the biggest career community sites. Job hunters can upload their own portfolios and browse the frequently updated job board, which has offerings from all over the world.

The jobs board on guardian.co.uk is another top place to go for creative UK-based design jobs, though this site is more focussed on permanent vacancies, rather then one-off freelance jobs.

Latest Work

An eyecatching illustrative style for promoting this innovative Alternative Energy Fund to wealthy investors.

Marks & Spencer

As a freelancer, when not working from home on my private client projects, I am often contracted to work in the design studios of Advertising or Design agencies, in central London.

Right now, I am doing something completely different, working in-house at Marks & Spencer head office at their new premises in Paddington Basin - working as part of the e-commerce design team. It is a beautiful office environment but I am not used to working within such a corporate environment.

It's altogether another experience but that's what I like about freelancing - the variety of work, and constant change of pace, environment and work.

Above are a couple of my M&S creations since I began working on the site graphics last week.

Recent Freelance Jobs

I have just finished an unusually long post working in-house at Clarins UK in Cavendish Place, behind Oxford Circus, working on all their promotional material. I made some nice friends and got some great freebies! Thanks girls.

Next up I'll be working in-house once again, this time at Marks & Spencer, at their new head office in Paddington Basin. I'll be working within the online department, on the M and S e-commerce site. I'm looking forward to it.