Web Designer

Remote

💻 IT

Web Designers typically work for corporations across industries, but they can also work for web design agencies or as self-employed individuals. They work closely with software and marketing professionals to make sure websites are coded correctly and align with their company’s brand identity. Their job is to monitor user feedback and perform routine updates to website layouts as needed. They may also be responsible for writing copy for homepages or individual webpages as needed.

What does a Web Designer do?

A Web Designer, or Web Applications Designer, is responsible for designing the overall layout and aesthetic for websites. Their duties include coding webpages or entire websites, meeting with clients to review website templates or refine their designs and running tests to preview layouts and website features.

Responsibilities

A Web Designer should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Web Designer should be able to execute:

Creating a suitable color scheme or incorporating the client’s color scheme into the design
Coding the site’s navigation
Designing buttons and other controls for the site
Creating mock-ups of the site for the client’s approval
Fixing any functionality issues, including the removal of “dead links”
Making backup files of the site

Required Skills

A competitive Web Designer will have certain skills and qualifications, including: