Webflow - Create new pages along with updates to old pages ID-1593

November 27, 2024

We’re looking for an experienced Webflow Developer to join our team on a part-time, white-label basis. In this role, you will help deliver exceptional websites for our clients by leveraging your Webflow expertise, front-end development skills, and keen eye for detail. You will work behind the scenes to build high-performing, user-friendly websites that meet the unique needs of our diverse client base.

If you have experience with Webflow, a solid understanding of HTML/CSS/JavaScript, and enjoy collaborating with designers and project managers, we’d love to hear from you!

Responsibilities

Build and manage responsive websites in Webflow, incorporating animations, interactions, and CMS functionality.

Translate designs from Figma into functional, pixel-perfect Webflow websites.

Update existing pages, headers, footers, navigation, and interactive elements to align with client needs.

Set up and integrate custom forms for lead capture, surveys, or other client objectives.

Collaborate with designers to deliver polished, user-friendly websites while ensuring design intent is preserved.

Coordinate with project managers to plan and execute development tasks efficiently.

Troubleshoot and implement custom solutions using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as needed.

Optimize website performance to ensure fast loading speeds and SEO compliance.

Communicate professionally with clients when needed to gather requirements and implement feedback.

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About the Projects

Most projects involve a mix of the following:

Creating new pages from scratch based on Figma designs.

Updating or enhancing existing pages to align with updated branding or functionality.

Updating headers, footers, navigation, and other global site elements.

Adding animations, transitions, and custom interactive elements to improve UX.

Requirements

Proficiency in Webflow: Advanced experience building and managing Webflow websites, including animations, interactions, and CMS.

Front-End Skills: Solid knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to implement custom solutions when Webflow’s capabilities are limited.

Figma Experience: Ability to convert designs from Figma Dev Mode into functional, pixel-perfect websites in Webflow.

Attention to Detail: Consistently deliver polished, error-free work.

Excellent Communication: Must be fluent in written and spoken English to collaborate effectively and maintain clear communication.

USA-Based: Only candidates located in the United States will be considered.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with white-label work or agency collaboration.

Familiarity with accessibility standards and compliance.

Experience optimizing websites for SEO and performance.

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