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We are looking for an experienced Frontend Web Developer with specific focus on animation heavy website development. This is a contract for 8 weeks. Required Skills HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6+) React.js GSAP (ScrollTrigger, Flip, ScrollSmoother, MotionPath, etc.) Three.js / React Three Fiber (R3F) WebGL Framer Motion Lenis, Locomotive Scroll, or similar smooth scrolling libraries Barba.js (or similar page transition libraries) Lottie & SVG animations Canvas animations Strong animation performance optimization skills Pixel-perfect Figma to Front-end implementation Responsive design & cross-browser compatibility Experience integrating front-end code with custom WordPress themes Git Preferred Skills Experience building Awwwards-style or highly interactive websites GLSL / Shader development Headless WordPress experience Vite/Webpack or other modern build tools Basic understanding of accessibility for animation-heavy websites Nice to Have Experience with shaders and GLSL.Familiarity with Vite, Webpack, or modern build tools.Experience with Headless WordPress architectures.Knowledge of accessibility best practices for animated interfaces. Requirements Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.Strong problem-solving skills.Excellent communication and regular progress updates.Must share a portfolio of animation-heavy websites demonstrating advanced front-end animation work. Deliverables Pixel-perfect implementation of assigned pages.Smooth, premium-quality animations matching the design.Optimized performance across desktop, tablet, and mobile.Clean, maintainable, and well-structured code.Fully tested, production-ready implementation. You must have a strong portfolio of premium, animation-heavy websites rather than general WordPress development. .
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