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Front End Developer Intern | Remote (India)

Wake Up Whistle · All India

🌐 Remote📅 04/08/2026
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Front End Developer Intern | Remote Company: WakeUp Whistle Location: Remote / Work From Home Duration: Flexible (16 Months) Stipend: Unpaid Internship (Not Stipend-Based) Eligibility: Students, Freshers & Recent Graduates Application Deadline: 10th August 2026 About the Internship WakeUp Whistle is looking for passionate and creative individuals to join our Front End Developer Internship Program . This internship is designed for candidates who want to gain practical experience in building responsive, user-friendly, and modern web applications. Interns will work on real industry-level capstone projects and learn how professional front-end applications are designed, developed, and optimized for performance. Key Responsibilities Develop Responsive Web Pages Build Interactive User Interfaces Convert UI/UX Designs into Functional Web Pages Optimize Website Performance Debug and Troubleshoot Front-End Issues Collaborate on Web Development Projects Ensure Cross-Browser Compatibility Improve User Experience and Accessibility Participate in Industry-Level Capstone Projects Skills & Technologies HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript Bootstrap React.js Responsive Web Design Git & GitHub UI/UX Fundamentals Industry-Level Capstone Projects Candidates may work on projects such as: E-Commerce Website Development Portfolio Website Development Business Landing Pages Admin Dashboard Development Responsive Web Applications Real-Time Project Management Systems Interactive User Interface Projects Industry-Based Front-End Solutions What You'll Gain Hands-On Front-End Development Experience Real Industry-Level Capstone Projects Internship Completion Certificate Skilled Mentorship & Guidance Flexible Learning Schedule Portfolio Development Opportunities Exposure to Modern Web Technologies Practical Industry Experience Who Can Apply - Undergraduate Students - Postgraduate Students - Freshers - Career Switchers - Candidates interested in Web Development and Front-End Technologies Freshers are highly encouraged to apply. Prior experience is not mandatory. Benefits Internship Completion Certificate Flexible Duration (16 Months) Remote / Virtual Internship Industry-Level Capstone Projects Professional Learning Environment Practical Skill Development Portfolio Building Opportunities Last Date to Apply: 10th August 2026 Join WakeUp Whistle as a Front End Developer Intern and gain hands-on experience building modern web applications through real-world projects and industry-focused learning. .
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