Develop responsive, scalable WordPress websites using GeneratePress Pro, GenerateBlocks Premium, and WooCommerce. Translate Figma designs and site architectures into reusable blocks and functional front-end experiences. Configure plugins for custom fields, forms, SEO, security, backups, CRM, marketing, and commerce integrations. Apply accessibility and responsive design best practices while collaborating with design, implementation, and customer support teams.
We're looking for contractors and/or part-time employees with demonstrated experience using GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks to build WordPress sites. You will be expected to translate designs and site architectures into functional, scalable, responsive websites, including WooCommerce based e-commerce sites.
We have settled on this stack after years working with a wide-variety of other page- and site-builders. Full-site development experience using GeneratePress Pro and GenerateBlocks Premium, and its suite of in-built tools and functionality is an absolute requirement. Extending functionality via core plugins for custom fields, forms, SEO, commerce integrations, CRM and email marketing integrations is also expected.
Most of our clients are B2B manufacturers or mixed B2B/B2C retailers so sites will almost always have some commerce component.
This is a freelance/contractor/part-time position.
Requirements
- Front-End WordPress website development experience using GeneratePress Pro and GenerateBlocks Premium.
- Use of core plugins like ACF, forms, SEO, security and site backups, marketing and crm integrations.
- Design implementation using responsive best-practices.
- Translating Figma prototypes into responsive design elements and reusable blocks.
- Implementing and configuring required plugins
- Following accessibility best practices
- Working as part of design, implementation and customer support team
No recruiters or placement agencies.
Benefits
Contingent on employment/contract type.
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