Front-End Web Developer

Springs Window Fashions•Middleton, WI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Springs Window Fashions, established in 1939 and headquartered in Middleton, WI, is a company with over 8,000 associates across 18 global locations. They market products under brands such as Bali, Graber, SunSetter, and Mecho, and aim to be 'The Best Experience Company' for consumers, partners, and associates. This role is for an Associate Front-End Developer, an early-career position focused on building and maintaining user-facing features for websites and web applications. The successful candidate will learn, contribute to UI implementation, fix bugs, and support senior developers, while developing expertise in core front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern frameworks. Candidates must reside within driving distance of Middleton, WI.

Requirements

Degree in Computer Science, Web Development, Digital Design, or comparable experience.
Foundational proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript.
Understanding of responsive design and accessibility principles.
Exposure to version control workflows.
Strong willingness to learn new technologies and processes.
Good communication and collaboration skills.
Detail-oriented and committed to producing quality code.

Nice To Haves

Basic familiarity with modern frameworks (React, Angular or Vue) is a plus.

Responsibilities

Translate UI/UX wireframes into functional web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Build responsive layouts optimized for various devices and browsers.
Assist in implementing interactivity, animations, and user-facing components.
Fix front-end bugs and perform routine website updates.
Support performance optimization (load time, accessibility, cross-browser testing).
Work closely with designers to translate visual concepts into code.
Partner with backend developers to integrate APIs and data into UI components.
Participate in code reviews and follow established standards.
Test UI functionality across modern browsers and devices.
Identify UI/UX inconsistencies and suggest improvements.