Front-End Developer (E-Commerce Redesign – BigCommerce Wizardry Required)

Front-End Developer (E-Commerce Redesign – BigCommerce Wizardry Required)
Job Title: Front-End Developer (E-Commerce Redesign – BigCommerce Wizardry Required)

Location: Your couch, a coffee shop, or wherever WiFi roams free

Job Type: Project-Based / As-Needed Contractor

Reports To: Someone friendly who won’t micromanage you

About the Gig
Calling all pixel-perfect perfectionists and JavaScript ninjas! We’re on the hunt for a Front-End Developer to help us transform our e-commerce site into something so sleek it might just crash a few browsers from sheer beauty. This is a project-based, on-call kind of relationship. We don’t need you 24/7—but when we do, we want you at your best (and ideally caffeinated).
BigCommerce is our platform of choice, so if you know your way around it like a mall cop in a Segway, we want to hear from you.

What You’ll Do (besides impress us with your GitHub commits)
• Turn gorgeous Figma designs into functional BigCommerce templates
• Make everything look amazing on both a 32” widescreen and a cracked iPhone 8
• Tame CSS with elegance, and wrangle JavaScript like a code cowboy
• Help us avoid the classic “this button works on Chrome but explodes on Safari” disaster
• Work with designers, marketers, and folks who will say “just one small change…” at least 17 times
• Keep things speedy, SEO-friendly, and ADA-aware
• Occasionally say things like “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature”

Must-Have Superpowers
• Fluent in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and sarcasm
• Hands-on experience with BigCommerce, Stencil framework, and headless-friendly workflows
• Knows how to push to Git without pushing to master (please)
• Familiarity with page speed tools, accessibility guidelines, and browser quirks from IE to Edge-of-insanity
• Able to work solo but play nice with others

Bonus Points For:
• Knowledge of APIs, animations (GSAP, Framer Motion), or mystical React/Vue skills
• UX/UI instincts that reduce user rage clicks
• You’ve ever yelled at Lighthouse and then fixed it anyway
• Prior experience in e-commerce design that doesn’t scream “template from 2014”

What We Offer:
• Zero micromanagement, but lots of collaboration
• No corporate nonsense—just a team that wants cool stuff built
• Flexible hours, remote life, and a sense of humor encouraged
• Pay for your time, not your soul

To Apply:
Send us your portfolio, GitHub, or screenshots of things you built that made you proud (or at least didn’t make you cry). Bonus points if you send us a meme.