HTML Developer

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🚀 We're Hiring! | HTML/CSS Frontend Designer 📍 Location: Kolkata 🕒 Experience: 2–4 Years 💼 Job Type: Full-Time 💰 Salary: ₹20,000 – ₹30,000/month About Us: Cygnus Advertising is a full-service Digital Solution Agency with over 15 years of experience delivering innovative Website Development, Social Media Marketing, and Digital Promotion Solutions to Government bodies, Corporates, PSUs, and Private Enterprises. 🌐 Learn more: cygnusadvertising.in Role Overview: We’re on the lookout for a talented HTML/CSS Frontend Designer to join our growing team! You’ll play a key role in translating design mockups into pixel-perfect, responsive web experiences that captivate users and drive engagement. What You'll Do: 🔹 Convert PSD, Adobe XD, or Figma designs into fully responsive HTML5/CSS3 layouts 🔹 Ensure UI/UX designs are technically feasible and optimized for speed & scalability 🔹 Collaborate with backend teams (PHP, WordPress, CodeIgniter, Drupal) for seamless integration 🔹 Maintain and enhance existing websites 🔹 Keep up with the latest web design trends and technologies 🔹 Adhere to visual design standards (fonts, colors, imagery) What We’re Looking For: ✅ 2–4 years of proven experience as an HTML/CSS Developer ✅ Strong grasp of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and responsive design frameworks like Bootstrap ✅ Familiarity with frontend libraries/frameworks (AngularJS, ReactJS a plus) ✅ Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and graphic design tools ✅ Understanding of SEO principles and best practices ✅ Excellent problem-solving and communication skills Why Join Us? ✔ A dynamic, creative, and collaborative environment ✔ Exposure to a wide range of projects and industries ✔ Opportunity to grow with a team of digital experts 📩 Interested? Send your resume/portfolio or connect with us directly on this m ail id: hr@cygnusadvertising.in —we’d love to hear from you! #Hiring #FrontendDeveloper #HTMLCSS #WebDesign #UIUX #RemoteJobs #DigitalAgency #JobOpening #TechJobs #HTML #CSS #Bootstrap #WebDeveloper Show more Show less