Wordpress Developer

Wordpress Developer at Lion Vision Technology · Ahmedabad · 0 - 2 years · ₹1L - ₹2L / yr · Raised funding · Posted 14 Jul 2022

Wordpress Developer

at Lion Vision Technology

Posted by Jay Bhavsar

0 - 2 yrs

₹1L - ₹2L / yr

Ahmedabad

Skills

HTML/CSS

Bootstrap

Material Design

Javascript

PHP

Wordpress

We are looking for a fresher or 1 year experienced WordPress/HTML/Bootstrap developer to design and implement attractive and functional websites for our clients. You will be responsible for both back-end and front-end development including the implementation of WordPress themes and plugins as well as site integration and security updates.

To be a successful WordPress/HTML/Bootstrap developer, you should have in-depth knowledge of front-end programming languages, a good eye for aesthetics, and strong content management skills. Ultimately, a top-class WordPress developer can create attractive, user-friendly websites that perfectly meet the design and functionality specifications of the client.

WordPress Developer Responsibilities:

Meeting with clients to discuss website design and function.
Designing and building the website front-end.
Creating the website architecture.
Designing and managing the website back-end including database and server integration.
Generating WordPress themes and plugins.
Conducting website performance tests.
Troubleshooting content issues.
Conducting WordPress training with the client.
Monitoring the performance of the live website.

WordPress Developer Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a similar field.
Proven work experience as a WordPress developer.
Knowledge of front-end technologies including CSS3, JavaScript, HTML5, and jQuery.
Knowledge of code versioning tools including Git, Mercurial, and SVN.
Experience working with debugging tools such as Chrome Inspector and Firebug.
Good understanding of website architecture and aesthetics.
Ability to manage projects.
Good communication skills.

WordPress Developer Responsibilities:

Meeting with clients to discuss website design and function.
Designing and building the website front-end.
Creating the website architecture.
Designing and managing the website back-end including database and server integration.
Generating WordPress themes and plugins.
Conducting website performance tests.
Troubleshooting content issues.
Conducting WordPress training with the client.
Monitoring the performance of the live website.

WordPress Developer Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a similar field.
Proven work experience as a WordPress developer.
Knowledge of front-end technologies including CSS3, JavaScript, HTML5, and jQuery.
Knowledge of code versioning tools including Git, Mercurial, and SVN.
Experience working with debugging tools such as Chrome Inspector and Firebug.
Good understanding of website architecture and aesthetics.
Ability to manage projects.
Good communication skills.

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About Lion Vision Technology

Founded :

2011

Type :

Services

Size :

0-20

Stage :

Raised funding

About

Lion Vision Technology is a Professional & Offshore Web Development Company having Channel Partners over the Globe. It Offered with the most expert and propelled assets, we bring the most palatable results for your offline and online business.

Jay Bhavsar

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