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Formis Technologies is looking for a Word Press / Frontend Developer who can convert Figma and other design files into accurate, responsive websites. This is a full-time remote position. Responsibilities Convert Figma designs into responsive Word Press websites Build and customize pages using Elementor or similar page builders Customize Word Press themes using HTML and CSS Ensure websites work correctly across desktop, tablet, and mobile Maintain visual accuracy, spacing, typography, and layout Implement frontend interactions using Java Script Troubleshoot Word Press and frontend issues Optimize websites for usability, speed, and browser compatibility Requirements Experience developing Word Press websites Strong knowledge of HTML and CSS Basic Java Script knowledge Experience with Elementor or another Word Press page builder Ability to accurately implement Figma designs Good understanding of responsive design Familiarity with Word Press theme customization Attention to visual details Ability to work independently in a remote workplace Experience with Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap is preferred React JS or Hub Spot CMS experience is a plus Job Details Employment: Full-time Work arrangement: Remote Salary: 10,00018,000 per month Availability: Immediate joiners preferred Please apply with links to live Word Press websites, frontend projects, or other relevant work samples. Candidates may be asked to complete a short practical Word Press assignment as part of the selection process. .
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