2 of 2 Responsive Web Design Jobs in Hertfordshire

responsibilities in the role will include: Building innovative, high-quality features in line with the elementsuite roadmap. Writing clean, reusable JavaScript code using modern frameworks (Vue.js, Knockout.js). Creating responsive, user-focused UI/UX with HTML5, CSS3, and SASS. Designing and writing performant SQL queries to support data-driven functionality. Collaborating with other developers and designers to architect … efficient queries. Good understanding of API integration and data flow between front-end and back-end. Familiarity with data visualisation libraries such as D3.js. Strong grasp of MVVM architecture, responsive design, and UI/UX principles. Experience with version control tools like Git or SVN. A pragmatic mindsetable to balance time, cost, and quality while delivering value to More ❯

join the elementsuite team-ideal for someone in the early stages of their software development career, with around 1-2 years' experience and a passion for building high-quality web applications. This role offers a great opportunity to grow your skills across the full stack while working with modern JavaScript technologies. You'll contribute to building intuitive interfaces and … elementsuite roadmap. Writing clean, maintainable JavaScript code with guidance from senior developers. Building user interfaces using modern frameworks such as Vue.js (or similar). Assisting with the creation of responsive layouts using HTML5 and CSS3. Writing basic SQL queries to support application data requirements. Collaborating with team members during design discussions and code reviews. Participating in agile ceremonies … a front-end or full-stack JavaScript development role. Familiarity with a modern JavaScript framework (e.g., Vue.js, React, Angular). Some knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, and the basics of responsive design. Basic understanding of relational databases and SQL. Awareness of how APIs work and how to use them in applications. Experience with version control systems such as Git. A More ❯