Creative Developer
Hi there. We’re Together, a global design and technology team that creates brands, products and marketing experiences for the world’s most ambitious B2B software companies.
But enough about us. Let’s talk about you.
We're looking for a Creative Developer.
Salary
£12131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445,000 — £1516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455,000
Location
Remote, UK & Europe
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LinkedInBeing a creative developer means…
- You’re versatile across the stack. From component-driven front‑ends to CMS setups, build pipelines, and simple back‑end glue.
- You love partnering with designers to turn Figma files into production‑ready experiences that feel intentional on every breakpoint.
- You’re more than a converter of Figma files. You bring ideas to life. You add narrative, motion, and interaction that elevate the work, making it feel intentional, alive, and memorable.
- You care about performance and accessibility, shipping pages that are quick, resilient, and inclusive.
- You’re comfortable owning your day. You plan, estimate, communicate progress, and meet deadlines with calm focus.
- You bring strong opinions kindly. You explore options, propose solutions, and back your choices with clear reasoning.
Plus, you…
- Have 5+ years experience building production websites, ideally in an agency or studio environment.
- Are fluent in modern JavaScript with React and Next.js, and comfortable with SSR/SSG.
- Work efficiently with TailwindCSS, design tokens, and component libraries.
- Have hands‑on experience with headless CMSs such as Sanity, WordPress, Payload, or similar, including content modelling and editor experience.
- Use Git daily and prefer CI/CD over manual deploys.
- Are comfortable leveraging AI tools like Cursor to accelerate workflows without compromising quality.
- Care deeply about web accessibility and ship high‑performance experiences, measuring and improving with tools like PageSpeed.
- Are curious about motion and micro‑interactions, using tools like GSAP, Framer Motion, or native CSS where it makes sense.