Web Designer and Developer

Web Designer is needed in Tempe, United States.

The Web Designer & Front-End Developer will work to successfully deliver highly functional and visually stimulating web-based projects. This hybrid role is responsible for understanding a client’s business and communication goals, and successfully translating them into meaningful solutions that exhibit stylistic breadth, attention to detail, and a balance of aesthetics, innovation, and usability. You’ll be encouraged to utilize the very latest HTML5/CSS3 technology; you’ll work closely with both external clients and our own cross-functional teams on projects that range from a few weeks to a few months in length. You should be passionate about writing clean, semantically correct code and diligent about keeping file sizes tiny. Great communication skills are a necessity since you’ll frequently communicate technical functionality and limitations to non-technical teams. You should view engineers and account executives as your allies. An eye for responsive design is a must. We’d prefer it if you have at least 2 years of front-end development experience, enjoy working on teams with 1-2 other developers, and are motivated by a sense of ownership over your projects.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Conceive and execute highly effective visual designs for websites and web-based applications with the firm’s aesthetic goals in mind.
• Develop and implement information architectures and navigation schema.
• Provide project estimates and timelines.
• Collaborate with engineers to implement designs solutions.
• Manage project activities and continuously track progress to ensure timely delivery.
• Collaborate with clients to analyze and develop successful design and build strategies.
• Maintain positive client relationships and effectively represent the firm’s best interests.
• Explore, research and implement production tools, design trends and Internet technologies that will contribute to the betterment of the firm.

REQUIRED SKILL SET

• Experience with web design and front-end development
• Efficiency and expertise in leading design software: Photoshop, Dreamweaver, (some) Illustrator, etc.
• Experience with HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, and Javascript, with a clear understanding as to how designs comps translate to code
• General Internet knowledge: web history, legacy moves, latest trends, emerging technologies, etc.
• Highly organized, thorough and detail oriented, with excellent problem-solving skills
• Articulate, with excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to successfully lead and direct production teams
• Motivated and results-oriented, able to produce results independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment

Job Types

• Part-time, Contract

Experience

• Web Design: 1 year (Required)
• Front-End Development: 1 year (Required)

Full Time Opportunity

• Yes

Work Location

• One location
• Fully Remote

Working days

• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday

Hours per week

• 10-19
• 20-29
• 30-39

Typical start time

• 9AM

Typical end time

• 5PM

This Job Is Ideal for Someone Who Is

• Dependable – more reliable than spontaneous

Schedule

• Monday to Friday

Are you looking to pay or is this a collaboration?
Pay to hire someone

Is this ongoing work or a one off job?
Ongoing work

How would you prefer to pay?
Hourly rate

What’s your hourly rate budget range? (USD)
$35-50 (Industry average)

Do you have an estimate of the job or project length?
A few months

Are you a company or individual hiring?
Company

Do you have internal sign off on the hire?
Yes

Do you need to hire for a specific city, country or place?
Yes, they need to be at a location (give location in job title)

When do you want to have the freelancer secured by?
2-3 weeks

What is most important for this job?
Quality

How many freelancers do you want to contact you?
4-5

Do you have a job specification or creative brief?
Yes (please enter this in the description)

Does the freelancer need insurance?
Yes

Where did you find Twine?
You contacted me