Join Children With Voices as a Volunteer Web Developer and use your skills to elevate our online presence. Your expertise will help create an engaging, user-friendly platform to connect with our audience and support our mission.
What You’ll Do:
- Website Development and Maintenance: Design, develop, and maintain our website, ensuring it’s visually appealing and aligns with our brand.
- Content Management: Update and manage website content, including text, images, and multimedia.
- Technical Support: Resolve technical issues to ensure the website functions well across devices and browsers.
- Collaboration: Work with our team to understand website needs and integrate feedback for improvements.
- Analytics and Reporting: Monitor website performance and use analytics to track engagement and suggest enhancements.
Benefits:
- Make a positive impact in both the business and charity sectors.
- Join a vibrant and inclusive team dedicated to creating positive change.
- Develop and enhance your skills in your chosen field.
- Be part of a welcoming community that values your contribution.
- We cover transport costs and provide nourishing meals for our dedicated volunteers.
Skills We’re Looking For:
- Web Development Experience: Proven expertise in creating and maintaining websites.
- Web Design Knowledge: Strong understanding of web design principles.
- Technical Problem-Solving: Ability to efficiently troubleshoot and resolve issues.
- Communication Skills: Effective collaboration with team members.
- Attention to Detail: Commitment to high-quality, consistent work.
- Analytics Familiarity: Knowledge of web analytics tools.
This position requires two in-office days, Thursday and Friday, from 11 AM to 4:00 PM.
Ready to bring your web development skills to a meaningful cause? Apply now and help us build a better online presence!
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