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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # UX Developer - **Company:** Portland Webworks - **Location:** Portland, OR, United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Expert - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), PHP (Programming Language), A/B Testing, Agile Methodology, Bootstrap (Software), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Drupal, Preprocessor, Scrum Methodology, Next.js, Software Engineering, TypeScript, Stylesheet Language, Tailwind, ReactJS, Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (SASS), Webpack, AngularJS, React Native - **Published:** August 2, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.workingnomads.com/job/go/1767236/ ## About the Role We're looking for a talented individual who can combine the product vision from our design and UX teams with project technical requirements to produce high-quality deliverables. High-quality to you means: * visually accurate and appealing with a high level of attention to detail * high levels of accessibility * consistency both within the current project and with industry best practices * highly testable and tested * reusable to enable increased efficiency in the future You are adept with the tools and technologies used to build modern applications for the web. Our current favorites leverage React, NextJS, React Native, PHP (Drupal CMS) and Angular, so extensive understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript is critical, and background with at least one of these frameworks is desirable. Of course there are a lot of tools that help building web applications UIs at scale so you'll have familiarity with CSS preprocessors like Sass and LESS, CSS frameworks like TailWind or BootStrap and some familiarity with the various UI kits available like Material or Ant Design. With all these cool tools involved you probably want to manage them with module bundlers like WebPack and keep the javascript in good working order with TypeScript and linters. Our projects are centered around our teams. We do more than speak the Agile lingo, we strive for a truly agile culture. A background of working with Scrum or Kanban is a plus but what's really most important is having experience and willingness to work in a highly collaborative team setting. An important part of our team focus involves being able to coordinate work with the rest of the team. A valuable skill is being able to identify large blocks of functionality from requirements and design artifacts and break them down into suitable features and tasks. As much as you have an eye for detail, you have an eye on the future. Application development is constantly evolving so we're looking for someone to bring some new skills and capabilities to our existing teams. Whether you have an opinion in the debate between native mobile apps and PWAs or have A/B testing experience to bring a more data driven approach to decision making we value the unique perspectives you can bring to our existing teams. > Our Why We strive for excellence in everything we do. 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