Junior Web Deisgner

Royal Yachting Association
Southampton, UK
8 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Starter
Compensation
£23,250.0 - £30,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

HTML Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Responsive Web Design Web Pages

Job description

  • Support the Front-End Designer with day-to-day digital amends, page builds and projects.
  • Provide design support, page builds and content edits, in line with UX/UI best practice, to RYA internal stakeholders
  • Proactively make suggestions to improve accessibility, customer journeys, site functionality and overall site performance

Requirements

  • Experience updating websites via a CMS
  • Self-motivated and resilient under pressure
  • Creating and editing web pages
  • Ability to follow content templates and brand guidelines
  • A team player who can work independently when needed
  • A natural passion for technology and user-focused solutions

Desirable:

  • Some knowledge or an understanding of enterprise CMS platforms
  • Understanding of HTML, CSS or frameworks used for UI and styling
  • Awareness of responsive design
  • Ability to troubleshoot simple page issues

Benefits & conditions

  • Birthday Day Off
  • 10% RYA contribution to a personal pension scheme,
  • Free life insurance
  • Two paid volunteering days per annum
  • Discounts platform for retail, entertainment, holidays & gym membership
  • Free charging point for electric vehicles at the office
  • Social Events
  • RYA Membership

Why Join Us?

This is an excellent opportunity to develop your web design career while making a real impact. You’ll work on a website used by over 100,000 members and a wider community of sailors, boaters, instructors and clubs across the UK. Working alongside experienced digital professionals, you’ll gain hands-on experience in web design, content management, accessibility and user experience, helping to create engaging online experiences that support people enjoying life on the water.

You’ll have the opportunity to contribute ideas, improve customer journeys, and help shape the digital experience of the RYA. Whether you’re building pages, refining content, or suggesting new ways to improve accessibility and site performance, your work will make a visible difference.

We welcome applications from aspiring designers looking for their first step into a professional web design role, as well as candidates with more established experience. If you’re enthusiastic about design and excited to develop your career, we’d love to hear from you.

You will:

  • Have a passion for delivering the best possible solutions through design and technology
  • Be familiar with both design and front-end coding languages, development frameworks and third-party libraries
  • Have a natural enthusiasm for technology and keep up to date with the latest trends
  • Have the drive to become highly competent in all aspects of maintaining a content managed website

About the company

The Royal Yachting Association, based in Hamble, near Southampton, is the national governing body for all forms of recreational,

competitive and professional boating. It represents dinghy and yacht racing, motor and sail cruising, RIBs and sports boats, windsurfing, inland cruising, and personal watercraft., The RYA as an equal opportunity and disability confident employer, celebrates and welcomes diversity in all its forms and believes that a diverse workforce boosts innovation, productivity, and creativity. We are dedicated to promoting equity, diversity and inclusion and strive to be an inclusive and diverse workplace where everyone can be their authentic selves. We would particularly encourage applications from ethnically diverse candidates who are currently underrepresented at the RYA.

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