We’re hiring a Web Developer (Fresher) who can build high-quality, scalable Webflow websites — but more importantly, someone who understands the underlying code behind what they’re building. This role is not for someone who just copies/pastes code or auto-generates layouts. We want someone who knows how the web actually works: HTML structure, CSS styling & responsiveness, JavaScript behavior, interactions, and performance principles. If you’ve built multiple websites during college, freelance work, internships, or personal projects — and you’re excited to work at the intersection of Webflow + real frontend engineering — this role is designed for you. What You’ll Work On Webflow Development Build and scale Webflow websites and landing pages that are clean, fast, and responsive. Implement Webflow CMS, interactions, animations, components, and global styles. Convert Figma designs into pixel-perfect Webflow builds. Extend Webflow using custom code (HTML/CSS/JS) where needed. Frontend Coding Write clean, semantic HTML and CSS (Flexbox/Grid concepts are a must). Build responsive layouts and reusable UI components. Use JavaScript to handle small interactive components, logic, embeds, or API calls. Debug issues proactively and understand why something works, not just how to make it work. Why Frontend Knowledge is Important Here You won’t just drag-and-drop in Webflow — you’ll customize and optimize deeply. Many Webflow limitations require custom code injections (scripts, embeds, components). You should be able to fix bugs, performance issues, layout shifts, and responsiveness problems without relying on AI. You’ll gradually grow into building custom layouts, animations, and components beyond Webflow. What We’re Looking For Fresher (0–1 year experience) with real-world website building experience — college fests, clubs, hackathons, freelance clients, internships, or personal portfolio sites. Strong Understanding Of HTML5 CSS3 (Flexbox, Grid, responsiveness) JavaScript basics (DOM, events, simple logic) Good experience with Webflow , including CMS, interactions, and custom embeds. Ability to convert Figma designs into clean, accurate builds. A good eye for layout, spacing, structure, and basic UX. Ability to debug issues instead of blindly copying solutions. Eagerness to learn advanced frontend and Webflow automation at scale. Tools You’ll Use Webflow (Mandatory) HTML / CSS / JavaScript Figma Git/GitHub (basic is enough) Bonus: GSAP, Tailwind, Framer, No-code integrations, APIs Why You’ll Love This Role You’ll learn to build scalable , production-grade Webflow systems. You’ll learn real frontend engineering — not drag-and-drop shortcuts. You’ll work on fast-moving growth campaigns, product pages, and high-visibility web experiences. You’ll be part of a strong, expanding web and design team.
We’re looking for a kick-ass Graphic Designer who has already pushed their creative limits in college — designing for fests, events, clubs, competitions, social media, and anything else they could get their hands on. If you’ve been the go-to designer in your college and love experimenting with visuals, videos, and animations, this role is for you. In this position, you’ll work on high-impact visual design across our marketing and product teams. Over the next two years, you will gradually transition into Product Design , taking on more UI/UX responsibilities as you grow inside the company. What You’ll Work On Graphic & Visual Design Create high-quality graphics for social media, website banners, landing pages, blogs, emailers, and product marketing content. Design visual assets for internal presentations, sales decks, and communication materials. Turn ideas into clean, engaging creative output with strong visual appeal. Build illustrations, icons, and micro-graphics that support our product and brand storytelling. Video Editing & Motion Edit videos using Adobe Premiere (mandatory). Create short-form content, reels, and product teasers. Animate simple product explainers, transitions, and micro-animations (motion is a big plus, not mandatory). Work on promotional content for campaigns and launches. Your Growth Path (First 24 Months) As you gain mastery in visual design, you will begin taking on UI/UX responsibilities such as: Creating simple wireframes and UI mockups in Figma. Designing product visuals and layouts. Understanding user flows and basic product thinking. Contributing to interface design and product experience over time. This is a long-term track — no pressure on day one, but a clear path ahead. What We’re Looking For A fresher (0–1 year experience) with strong college-level design experience — you’ve designed for events, fests, departments, clubs, posters, reels, thumbnails, etc. A portfolio that shows creativity, experimentation, and passion for design. Proficiency Across Adobe Suite Photoshop Illustrator Premiere (must) After Effects (preferred) Strong skills in Figma for basic layouts and UI concepts. Ability to work fast, iterate quickly, and handle multiple creative requests. A visual sense that stands out — great typography, color choices, layouts, and storytelling. High energy, self-driven, and hungry to grow into product design. Tools You Should Know Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Premiere (mandatory) After Effects (bonus) Figma Canva (Any extra tools you know are a plus) Why This Role is Awesome Work in a high-energy, fast-paced startup environment. Huge creative freedom. Exposure to both marketing and product teams. A clear, structured path to move into Product Design over time. Opportunity to be part of an expanding design team where your work directly impacts growth. Work Setup Location: HSR Layout, Bangalore (on-site only) Schedule: Monday to Friday