Web & Graphic Designer

डिप्लोमा आणि त्याहून अधिक

All genders

09:30 AM - 06:30 PM | 6 days working

Job Benefits: Insurance, PF, Medical Benefits

1. Web Development & Coding
Front-End Development: Write clean, semantic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create responsive, user-friendly websites that align with the graphic design vision.

Back-End Development: If necessary, implement back-end functionality (e.g., using languages like PHP, Node.js, or Python), manage databases, and integrate the server-side logic with the front-end.

Responsive Design: Ensure that websites and web applications are optimized for different screen sizes (desktop, mobile, tablet) by using responsive design techniques (media queries, flexible grid systems, etc.).

Cross-Browser Compatibility: Test and ensure that websites function properly across all popular browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and fix any compatibility issues.

Animation and Interactivity: Implement interactive features such as buttons, menus, sliders, and animations using JavaScript or libraries like GSAP (GreenSock) to enhance user experience.

2. Graphic Design & Visual Elements
UI/UX Design: Create visually appealing and user-centered designs for websites, including wireframes, mockups, and high-fidelity prototypes. Ensure the design is both attractive and functional, optimizing for ease of use.

Logo and Branding Design: Design logos, icons, and other brand assets that will be used on the website to maintain a consistent visual identity.

Graphics Creation: Use graphic design tools like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or Figma to create custom images, illustrations, banners, and other visual assets that align with the brand's style.

Color Scheme and Typography: Select appropriate color schemes, fonts, and typography styles that reflect the brand's identity and improve the website's readability and aesthetic appeal.

Image Editing & Optimization: Optimize images for web use (compressing images without losing quality) and ensure they are the correct size and format for fast loading times.

3. Collaboration & Communication
Client Communication: Act as a bridge between clients and the technical team, ensuring the design vision is implemented while adhering to technical requirements and constraints.

Collaboration with Designers/Team: Collaborate with other graphic designers, UX designers, and developers to ensure a seamless integration of design and development.

Feedback Incorporation: Incorporate feedback from clients, users, or stakeholders into the design and development process. Make necessary revisions based on client requirements or testing results.

4. User Experience (UX) and Usability
UI/UX Research: Conduct research to understand the needs and behaviors of users, then apply this knowledge to improve the usability and experience of the website.

Wireframes and Prototypes: Create and test wireframes and interactive prototypes to visualize website flow and user interaction, ensuring the design is intuitive and easy to navigate.

User Testing: Run user testing and A/B testing to gather feedback on the website's functionality, performance, and design, and use this feedback to iterate on the website.

5. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
SEO Best Practices: Apply SEO best practices when designing the layout and developing the website, ensuring that the site ranks well on search engines. This includes optimizing page speed, using appropriate HTML tags (such as heading tags), and ensuring the site is accessible to both users and search engine crawlers.

Content Layout for SEO: Design and implement layouts that are SEO-friendly, such as clean, semantic HTML structures and optimized images with alt text for better search engine indexing.

6. Performance Optimization
Website Speed Optimization: Optimize images, minimize CSS/JS files, and ensure that the website loads quickly. Use tools like Google PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse to evaluate and improve performance.

Lazy Loading & Caching: Implement techniques like lazy loading for images and content, as well as browser caching, to improve website load times and performance.

Code Minification & Compression: Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML files to reduce their size and enhance page load speeds.

7. Maintenance and Updates
Ongoing Website Maintenance: Regularly update websites, fix bugs, and add new features. This could involve tweaking design elements or upgrading the website's functionality.

Content Management: Set up and manage a content management system (CMS), like WordPress or Joomla, and provide ongoing support for content updates.

Security Updates: Ensure the website is secure, implementing necessary security measures such as SSL certificates, secure login mechanisms, and regular updates to plugins and software.

8. Version Control & Collaboration Tools
Git and GitHub: Use version control systems like Git to manage code versions, track changes, and collaborate effectively with other developers or team members.

Project Management: Manage tasks, deadlines, and collaborate using tools like Trello, Asana, or Jira to stay organized throughout the development lifecycle.

9. Project Management and Time Management
Time Management: Effectively manage multiple projects and deadlines, balancing both the design and development tasks.

End-to-End Project Handling: Take projects from concept to completion, ensuring that all aspects of the design and development work together seamlessly to meet client goals.

Client Presentations and Demos: Present final designs and functionality to clients, demonstrating how the website meets the goals and objectives defined during the planning phase.

10. Continuous Learning & Improvement
Stay Updated with Trends: Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in web design and development, including new technologies, design trends, and user experience best practices.

Skill Development: Continuously improve both development and design skills by learning new tools, languages, and techniques to enhance the quality and efficiency of future projects.