Contract Staff Creative Frontend Developer (Independent Contractor)

Nova | Corporate & Sustainability Reporting

Are you passionate about creating polished digital experiences that combine strong frontend development with good visual judgement?

At Nova, we develop corporate websites, annual report microsites and other digital experiences for leading ASEAN brands. We are looking for talented independent contractor frontend developers based in the Philippines to collaborate with us remotely on corporate and digital projects where both technical execution and creative sensitivity matter.

What You’ll Do

·       Develop and maintain corporate websites, microsites and web applications.

·       Translate UI/UX designs and creative concepts into responsive, visually polished and functional websites.

·       Work closely with designers to enhance layouts, interactions, animations and the overall digital experience while maintaining the intended design direction.

·       Apply strong visual judgement in typography, spacing, composition, imagery and responsive presentation.

·       Customise and maintain WordPress websites, themes, plugins, custom layouts and Elementor.

·       Develop frontend solutions using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with React or Vue.js where required.

·       Implement suitable interactions such as hover effects, transitions, animations and scrolling experiences.

·       Apply technical SEO, accessibility and performance best practices.

·       Test, troubleshoot and optimise websites across browsers, devices and screen sizes.

·       Maintain and update existing websites based on project and client requirements.

What We’re Looking For

Independent contractors with strong frontend fundamentals, a good eye for design and eagerness to learn are encouraged to apply.

·       Strong proficiency in HTML, CSS and JavaScript is essential.

·       Experience with WordPress, Elementor, themes and plugins is required.

·       Working knowledge of modern frontend frameworks such as React or Vue.js is an advantage.

·       Good understanding of responsive design, browser compatibility and website performance.

·       Strong visual judgement with attention to typography, spacing, composition and interaction details.

·       Ability to interpret UI/UX designs accurately while suggesting practical creative improvements where appropriate.

·       Familiarity with technical SEO and web accessibility best practices.

·       Curiosity to stay updated with frontend, web design and emerging AI-assisted development tools.

·       Ability to work independently while remaining collaborative with designers, developers and project managers.

·       Adaptable and able to perform under tight deadlines.

Why Join Nova?

·       Work from home with flexible, project-based arrangements.

·       Work on corporate websites and digital reporting projects across ASEAN.

·       Build experience across both creative frontend execution and technical web development.

·       Opportunity to learn, grow and continuously upskill with new digital tools and technologies.

·       Be part of a supportive and creative working culture.

Key Highlights

·       Fully remote working arrangement.

·       Regional exposure through diverse ASEAN projects.

·       Portfolio-building opportunities across corporate websites, microsites and digital reporting experiences.

Turn ideas into digital experiences. Join Nova’s creative network.

Apply now and let’s build something meaningful together.

Employer questions

Your application will include the following questions:

·       How many years of frontend development experience do you have?

·       Which frontend technologies and frameworks are you experienced with?

·       How many years of experience do you have working with WordPress and Elementor?

·       Do you have experience developing responsive corporate websites or microsites?

·       Please provide a link to your portfolio or examples of websites you have developed.

·       Are you currently based in the Philippines and available for remote project-based work?