3 of 3 Web Accessibility Jobs in the UK

Frontend Web Developer Location: Hybrid, Huntingdon Salary: £35,000.00 - £45,000.00 depending on experience Vacancy Type: Permanent, Full Time The Role We're looking for a detail-oriented Frontend Developer with solid experience in JavaScript frameworks, component-driven development and utility-first CSS. You'll be a UX first … user interfaces and interactivity while ensuring optimal performance. Collaborate with backend developers to integrate APIs and optimise data-driven functionality within the frontend of web applications. Conduct thorough testing of application functionality and appearance across various browsers, devices, and resolutions to ensure a consistent and seamless user experience. Follow ...

Responsible for executing the changes identified within any digital testing, ensuring high quality delivery and ongoing monitoring of changes Championing best practice SEO and accessibility to ensure all users get a great experience. Responsible for delivering changes to optimise content accessibility Take learning from customer insight and applying … with other team members Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment An understanding of best practice digital UX and web accessibility standards Strong written and verbal communication skills Strong attention to detail Able to problem solve, using data and insight to inform ...

other benefits Leading creative agency specialising in sustainability, environment, energy and technology Our client is looking for a motivated individual with a passion for web development and a keen eye for detail to join their fast-paced development team on a full time, permanent basis. Projects often involve educating … demonstrate this through 2-3 project examples, your own personal site and/or GitHub profile. Technical skills & knowledge: You’re proficient in modern web development technologies, with strong skills in HTML, CSS (SCSS), and JavaScript. Experience with frameworks such as Bootstrap, Tailwind, React and/or Next.js ...