WordPress Developer - Remote

The primary responsibilities of a WordPress Developer at Sprinto include maintaining website performance, designing and developing landing pages, revamping existing site elements to enhance user experience, and collaborating with the CRO team on optimization strategies. You will also troubleshoot technical issues, ensuring that all aspects of the website run smoothly and effectively.

To apply for the WordPress Developer position at Sprinto, candidates should have 3-5 years of proven experience in WordPress development. A solid understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP is crucial. Additionally, familiarity with analytical tools like Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager, as well as UX/UI design principles, will greatly enhance your application.

Collaboration is a key element in the WordPress Developer role at Sprinto. You will work closely with the marketing team to create engaging content and high-quality landing pages, while also liaising with design and CRO teams to implement features and optimize site performance. A team-oriented attitude and strong communication skills will be essential to succeed in this environment.

As a WordPress Developer at Sprinto, you’ll use a variety of tools and technologies including WordPress themes and plugins, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP for development. Additionally, tools like Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager will be essential for tracking user behavior and performance. Familiarity with A/B testing platforms and optimization tools like Hotjar or VWO is also a plus.

Conversion rate optimization (CRO) is a vital part of the WordPress Developer role at Sprinto. You will partner with the CRO team to test and refine various website elements, ensuring they effectively attract visitors and convert them into leads or customers. Understanding user behavior and utilizing analytics tools will help drive these optimization efforts.

In your response, highlight specific projects you’ve worked on, the technologies you've utilized, and any challenges you've faced. Providing metrics or outcomes can also be beneficial to showcase your impact.

Discuss your strategies for optimizing loading times, testing across different browsers and devices, and your approach to maintaining the website's code and assets to prevent slowdowns.

Outline your process, starting from understanding user feedback to working on design updates. Emphasize collaboration with teams and testing your designs to gather data post-implementation.

Explain how you’ve utilized these tools in previous positions. Mention specific tracking you’ve set up and how you’ve used the data gained to inform design or functionality decisions.

Discuss the approaches you've taken, such as A/B testing, user testing, and heat mapping. Highlight specific tools you’ve used and any successful outcomes you've achieved.

Describe your troubleshooting process. This could include isolating the problem, checking logs, and testing various functionalities to identify the root cause before implementing a solution.

Share your knowledge of UX design principles, such as intuitive navigation, user-centric design, and mobile responsiveness. Explain how you've applied these principles in past projects.

Mention any blogs, forums, or resources you follow. Discuss attending workshops or webinars and how you apply new knowledge to your recent projects to stay competitive.

Share a specific example of a project, detailing your role, how you communicated with other teams, and any positive outcomes that resulted from that collaboration.

Explain your knowledge of SEO principles and how they influence website structure and content. Discuss how you implement SEO best practices into your web development workflows.