Web Designer / Front-End Builder (Webflow)

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Job Overview

We’re looking for a designer-first Webflow builder with 3–6 years of professional experience to join our small creative team. This role is ideal for someone with a strong visual and graphic design foundation who also enjoys building what they design, someone who thinks in systems, sweats typography and layout, and understands how design decisions translate into real, performant websites.

You’ll work across multiple client accounts, primarily in Webflow, owning projects from early UX thinking and design direction through full build, launch, and ongoing optimization. Because we’re a lean team, this role goes beyond “development” or “design” alone—you’ll help shape how we manage websites, workflows, and platforms across clients.

Our ideal candidate is a designer at heart, technically fluent, highly organized, and excited by variety. Bonus points if you enjoy jumping into branding or visual design work when web work slows.

What You'll Do

• Concept, Design and build websites primarily in Webflow, including both design-led builds and technically complex implementations.


• Own projects end-to-end: UX thinking → wireframes/mockups → full build → launch.


• Translate high-level creative direction into structured, scalable website systems.


• Manage multiple client websites efficiently, identifying opportunities to improve workflows, CMS structures, and long-term maintainability.


• Handle technical launch tasks including DNS, hosting, redirects, and domain transfers.


• Implement and maintain forms, integrations, and automations (CRM, analytics, marketing tools, third-party services).


• Collaborate directly with the Creative Director and clients on site architecture, content strategy, and UX decisions.


• Ensure all sites are responsive, performant, accessible, and cross-browser compatible.


• Create clean, reusable styles, components, and CMS structures that scale across clients.


• Troubleshoot issues, QA builds, and provide ongoing client support and documentation.


• When bandwidth allows, assist with branding, visual design, or UX exploration across other client initiatives.

What We're Looking For

• Strong experience building complex, scalable websites with structured CMS content in Webflow (required).


• Solid working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You don’t need to be a backend engineer, but you should be comfortable handling the technical realities of launching and maintaining modern websites.


• Strong visual and UX sensibility; you understand typography, hierarchy, spacing, accessibility, and how design choices shape user behavior.


• Comfortable moving between design tools (Figma, etc.) and live builds.


• Experience managing multiple client websites or projects simultaneously.


• Familiarity with CMS strategy, structured content, and scalable site architecture.


• Experience with integrations (CRMs, forms, analytics, marketing tools).


• Organized, proactive, and comfortable working autonomously in a small team.


• Strong communication skills and a collaborative, low-ego mindset.


• A portfolio of recent work is required (live sites and/or case studies preferred). Portfolios should demonstrate strong visual design, layout, and typography, not just technical execution.

Nice to Have (Not Required)

• Strong graphic and visual design background: experience designing brand systems, marketing sites, typography-driven layouts, and visual assets (web-first, but brand-savvy).


• Experience with WordPress or other CMS platforms.


• Familiarity with Git or version control concepts.


• Interest in improving internal systems, templates, or processes.

Why This Role is Different

• You won’t be siloed. You’ll have real ownership and influence.


• You’ll work directly with senior creative leadership, not buried under layers.


• You’ll help shape how we work, not just execute tasks.


• You’ll touch design, development, and strategy, depending on project needs.


• Variety is the norm; no two clients or builds are the same.

Who This Role is Not For

• Only following instructions and never making decisions.


• Developers who don’t care about UX or design.


• Designers who shy away from code, CMS, or technical problem-solving.


• People who need a rigid, fully structured workflow.


• Anyone intimidated by managing multiple client websites or thinking strategically about scalable systems.

If you’re a designer at heart who can code, a Webflow pro who thinks strategically, and a professional who enjoys variety and problem-solving across projects in a small, experienced creative team, we’d love to hear from you!