Web Developer

Web Developer

Location: West Yorkshire (on-site initially, hybrid potential longer term)
Contract: Full-time
Salary: £30,000 – £35,000 depending on experience

Our client is a well-established UK supplier of promotional merchandise and branded clothing, working with some of the country’s best-known organisations. As the business continues to grow, they are investing further in their digital capability and are now looking to add a Web Developer to their in-house team.

This is an opportunity for a Web Developer who enjoys building, improving, and maintaining modern web platforms in a collaborative environment. You’ll work closely with designers and senior developers to support existing systems and contribute to new functionality across a range of web applications.

The role would suit someone with solid Laravel fundamentals and strong front-end skills who wants to continue developing their technical ability within a supportive, hands‑on team.

• Supporting the development and ongoing improvement of Laravel-based web applications
• Writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code across HTML, CSS, and Java Script
• Working with designers to deliver responsive, accessible, and user-friendly websites
• Assisting with the build and rollout of new features and enhancements
• Debugging and resolving issues across different browsers and devices
• Ensuring websites are fully responsive and cross-browser compatible
• Taking part in code reviews and contributing to development standards
• Collaborating with colleagues to deliver projects to agreed timelines

• Practical experience with the Laravel framework (routes, controllers, middleware, Blade)
• Strong grounding in HTML5, CSS3, and Java Script
• Experience working with Word Press
• Familiarity with Git or other version control systems
• Basic database knowledge (MySQL or similar)
• Experience building responsive layouts using frameworks such as Bootstrap or Tailwind
• A detail-focused approach with an emphasis on clean, readable code
• Confident problem-solving and debugging skills
• Basic image editing knowledge using Photoshop or similar tools

• Exposure to JavaScript libraries or frameworks such as Vue or React
• Experience integrating or working with APIs
• Knowledge of build tools or package managers (NPM, Webpack, etc.)
• Awareness of SEO best practices
• Experience testing across multiple browsers
• Familiarity with Linux environments or WSL

As this is a smaller business, flexibility is important. From time to time, you may be asked to support other areas of the operation where needed.

• Competitive salary (£30k–£35k DOE)
• Performance-related bonus scheme
• Company pension
• Standard working hours:
  Monday to Friday, 9:00–5:30 (1-hour lunch)