Freelance Web Designer – WordPress Divi Rebuild

This project involves rebuilding a corporate website for a technology company specializing in secure digital platforms and solutions. The role requires expertise in WordPress and the Divi Theme Builder to deliver a modern, responsive, and high-performing site. You will work from an approved sitemap, content, and brand guidelines to create a seamless user experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. The engagement is remote and project-based, with the potential for future collaboration on website updates.

Deliverables

• Develop a new corporate website using WordPress and Divi, following supplied sitemap and design direction
• Create responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile
• Build reusable Divi sections, modules, and global styles
• Configure Theme Builder, including header, footer, and navigation
• Implement all required pages, forms, and interactive elements
• Optimize images and basic site performance
• Test site functionality and compatibility across major browsers and devices
• Migrate the approved site from staging to live environment

Requirements

• Proven experience designing and developing WordPress websites using Divi Theme Builder
• Strong skills in HTML, CSS, and responsive web design
• Demonstrated ability to deliver corporate websites with attention to brand guidelines and user experience
• Familiarity with optimizing images and basic site performance
• Experience with cross-browser and device testing
• Ability to work independently and communicate effectively in a remote setting
• Availability for project-based work with potential for future updates

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