7 of 7 Permanent CSS Jobs in County Antrim

Information Technology, or a related field Proven experience as a UI Developer with a strong portfolio of web applications Proficient in Angular, React, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (ES6+) Familiarity with RESTful APIs and integration Experience with version control systems such as Git Understanding of responsive design principles and frameworks (e.g. more »

Strong and demonstrable experience developing highly intuitive and interactive interfaces for analytics products Solid knowledge of front-end development best practices in JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and D3 Good experience in working with front-end development frameworks: React Able to work in a start-up environment Can prioritise tasks and works more »

and business applications. Experience and knowledge of the following UX disciplines: User Research, Interaction Design, Services Design, Visual Design and Front-end development (HTML & CSS). Experience and skills we'd love: Below is an overview of the skills and experience we'd like you to have. However, don't more »

Position: Full Stack Web Developer Location: Remote Employment Type: Full time About Us: Our client is a tech company creating cutting-edge web applications. Their product is used around the world and this is an opportunity to get hands on more »

.NET Developer - Software House – Belfast, Northern Ireland (Tech stack: .NET Developer, .NET 8, C#, Blazor, Azure, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Agile, Programmer, Full Stack Engineer, Architect, .NET Developer) Do you want to work for an internationally recognised brand? Do you want more »

to lead a small team whilst still being hands on. Technology skill set required for this Game Developers (OOP, Javascript Game Engines, Pixi.JS, HTML, CSS) Commercial... more »

into code. What we’re seeking: A mid-level Product Designer with evidence of building user-centric interfaces Have an understanding of HTML and CSS to communicate effectively and contribute to the development process when needed (React framework) Able to work in a start-up meaning you’re adaptable and more »