HTML / CSS Developer

Job Overview

• Code websites. Using their HTML knowledge, these developers create web pages. They are proficient in writing semantic HTML code, which focuses on web page structure, content and layout.
• Ensure cross-platform functionality. As users access websites from various devices such as desktops, smartphones and computers and through a range of browsers HTML developers ensure they create websites with cross-platform functionality.
• Implement CSS. These developers use HTML to define web page structure, while they apply CSS to control visual presentation and styling. They work with CSS to create a responsive web design.
• Collaborate with designers. HTML developers work with website designers to create new pages and update existing ones. They create a website plan and use proper coding for the required functionality.
• Provide support to website users. When websites face downtime, developers offer technical support to help users resolve issues. Part of their job involves troubleshooting matters to reduce website downtime.
• Test websites. HTML developers fix issues relating to front-end code, such as browser computability matters, broken links and layout inconsistencies. Employers expect them to use browser developer tools and debugging techniques to identify and resolve website-related issues.
• Integrate with back-end systems. When working on complex back-end systems, these developers collaborate with back-end developers to integrate front-end components, such as content management systems and databases.