Seeking Web Designer with strong CSS skills

designIT is a boutique web development firm specializing in content management systems. We are looking for a keen designer with strong CSS skills to design and style sites for a wide range of clients. In return for the following requirements we provide a positive environment where you will be supported, get to have you say and be able to grow with the business.

You will:
  • be expected to present your site designs to clients and work with them to arrive at a design that works for the user, and the client's business goals.
  • be able to produce CSS/ HTML/xHTML templates from your Photoshop mockups.
  • be able to produce code that works on a variety of browsers such as IE, Safari & Firefox.
  • have experience in coding with web standards & are aware of accessibility & useability issues when creating sites.
  • have a minimum of 3 years experience, working on a variety of projects with strong communication skills and with a strong eye for detail and good design.
  • Ideally you will also have experience working with content management systems.
  • Flash, JavaScript & php knowledge would be a bonus ­ but we want someone who is primarily skilled in Photoshop/CSS/HTML
You should be able to demonstrate having worked on a variety of projects, highlighting your skills and how you contributed to their success.

This position is based in Melbourne, Australia and available from 19th June 2006.
Salary is $40,000 to $50,000 (AUD) commensurate with experience.

Please provide a covering letter outlining your skills & experience in relation to the above requirements to martin@designit.com.au
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