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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # All-round Frontend Developer - **Company:** Woonmodule - **Location:** Rotterdam, Netherlands (Remote available) - **Salary:** €3,000.0 - €4,500.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), PHP (Programming Language), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Continuous Integration, Cursor, Python (Programming Language), Tailwind, Backend, Git, Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (SASS), Figma, Front End Software Development, Docker - **Published:** September 21, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=2ee9c5a4ac067cb4 ## About the Role * Strong HTML, JavaScript and CSS skills, with an eye for detail and usability * A good sense of design and UX: you don't need to be a designer, but you notice when something feels off, think from the user's perspective, and can improve it * You're not intimidated by backend work - you find it interesting; you can read and modify PHP and Python even if they aren't your main languages * You actively use AI tools while developing, such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and can explain where they make you faster or better - and where you know not to trust them blindly * You're curious and actively look for better tools, techniques and ideas * You work independently, take initiative without needing to be asked, and communicate clearly * You can improve an existing codebase without immediately wanting to rewrite everything from scratch * You have a healthy dislike of repetitive work: if you find yourself doing something manually for the third time, you automate it * You speak Dutch or English Nice to have * Experience with Figma or similar design tools * Experience with PHP or Python * Experience with configurators, e-commerce or other interactive products * Knowledge of the construction or real estate sector ## Description We're looking for a developer who prefers working on the frontend, has a good sense of how things should look and feel for the user, and isn't afraid to occasionally dive into the backend. You don't need to be a professional designer, but you do need to have good taste. What will you be doing? You'll spend most of your time building and improving frontends for our home search tools, configurators and dashboards: responsive, polished and maintainable. You'll translate client requirements and user feedback into interfaces that feel intuitive. Because we're a small team, you'll be involved in the entire process: from a client request or user problem to design, implementation and production. You won't just be handed tickets, you'll be expected to think along with us about what we should build and how best to solve the problem. From time to time, you'll also work on things that aren't strictly frontend: extending an API for a new feature, fixing a bug in a PHP backend, or adapting a Python service. You don't need to be a backend specialist. You do need to be able to understand existing code, work out a solution independently or with the help of AI tools, and judge for yourself whether that solution is good enough to merge. Our stack Our existing websites run on PHP with vanilla HTML and JavaScript; for CSS, we use SASS and Tailwind. Newer components are built in Python. Our products run on our own CMS and CRM, both developed and maintained in-house. We use Git, Docker for local development, and CI/CD for deployments. We're small enough to try new tools and ways of working quickly. If something demonstrably works better, we use it. 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