Webflow Production HTML/JS/CSS Coder (Ongoing)

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About Us

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We’re Cyberhaven, a fast-growing AI and data security company. Our marketing and product teams move quickly and run many experiments across our Webflow site and landing pages. We’re looking for a reliable production-focused Webflow developer to help us ship high-quality pages and components at speed.

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You’ll work closely with two core collaborators, Rafael and Ahmed, and help execute a steady stream of tasks that come in via various Slack channels.

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Role Overview

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We need a hands-on production coder who is excellent with:

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Webflow (CMS, interactions, symbols, responsive layouts)

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Clean, maintainable HTML/CSS

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Lightweight JavaScript for front-end behavior and tracking

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This is not a from-scratch branding or UX role. You’ll be taking Figma designs, copy, and direction from Slack and turning them into production-ready, performant, and on-brand Webflow pages.

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What You’ll Do

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Build and update pages in Webflow

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Implement new landing pages, product sections, and components from Figma or written briefs

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Update existing layouts, copy, and assets without breaking global styles

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Ensure responsive behavior across desktop, tablet, and mobile

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Production-quality HTML/CSS/JS

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Write clean, semantic HTML and well-structured CSS (preferably BEM-style or similarly organized)

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Implement small JS snippets for UI behavior, nav, modals, accordions, carousels, etc.

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Add and test marketing/analytics tags (UTMs, pixels, custom events) as needed

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Day-to-day collaboration via Slack

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Take in a high volume of small/medium requests from Rafael and Ahmed in different Slack channels

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Ask clarifying questions, propose simple technical approaches, and confirm scope before building

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Share quick Looms or screenshots for review and iterate quickly on feedback

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Quality, performance, and consistency

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Match our existing design system, spacing, and typography tokens

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Keep page weight reasonable and avoid unnecessary libraries or bloated embeds

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Catch obvious UX issues (overflow, stacking, hover states, contrast) before things go live

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Requirements

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Strong Webflow experience

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2+ years building production marketing or SaaS sites in Webflow

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Able to work inside existing Webflow projects without “starting over” or breaking the system

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Comfortable with Webflow CMS collections, symbols, and interactions

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Front-end fundamentals

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Excellent knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, and responsive layout techniques (Flexbox/Grid)

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Comfortable writing and debugging vanilla JavaScript for front-end interactions

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Understanding of cross-browser quirks, performance basics, and accessibility best practices

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Production mindset

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Detail-oriented and careful with existing components and global styles

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Able to estimate effort and hit agreed timelines

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Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with frequent small changes

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Communication & workflow

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Fluent written English and clear, concise communication in Slack

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Available for at least 3–4 hours of overlap with Pacific Time (PT) on working days

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Used to working from Figma, written specs, tickets, and ad-hoc Slack requests

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Nice-to-Haves

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Experience with:

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Complex Webflow interactions/animations

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A/B testing tools and analytics (Google Analytics, GTM, etc.)

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SEO best practices (meta tags, schema, performance, headings, alt text)

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Basic familiarity with B2B SaaS or cybersecurity / AI products

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Engagement Details

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Type: Ongoing freelance (Upwork)

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Hours: Starting at 10–20 hours/week, with potential to expand based on performance

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Rate: Please propose your hourly rate and typical weekly availability

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Tools: Webflow, Figma, Slack, Loom, Google Docs

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How to Apply (on Upwork)

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Please include:

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Links to 3–5 Webflow projects you’ve built or maintained (specify what you owned on each).

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A short note on your Webflow experience and typical workflow from Figma/spec → live page.

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Your hourly rate, weekly availability, and time zone.

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A quick example of a small production task you’ve handled recently (e.g., “implement new hero on existing homepage while keeping layout consistent on mobile”).

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We’ll start with a small paid test project (e.g., a single section or landing page) and, if it goes well, move into ongoing weekly work supporting Rafael and Ahmed across our Slack channels.

• Production-quality HTML/CSS/JS
• Write clean, semantic HTML and well-structured CSS (preferably BEM-style or similarly organized)
• Strong Webflow experience
• 2+ years building production marketing or SaaS sites in Webflow
• Able to work inside existing Webflow projects without “starting over” or breaking the system
• Comfortable with Webflow CMS collections, symbols, and interactions
• Front-end fundamentals
• Excellent knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, and responsive layout techniques (Flexbox/Grid)
• Comfortable writing and debugging vanilla JavaScript for front-end interactions
• Understanding of cross-browser quirks, performance basics, and accessibility best practices
• Production mindset
• Detail-oriented and careful with existing components and global styles
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with frequent small changes
• Communication & workflow
• Fluent written English and clear, concise communication in Slack
• Complex Webflow interactions/animations
• A/B testing tools and analytics (Google Analytics, GTM, etc.)
• SEO best practices (meta tags, schema, performance, headings, alt text)
• Basic familiarity with B2B SaaS or cybersecurity / AI products

• Rate: Please propose your hourly rate and typical weekly availability

• We’re looking for a reliable production-focused Webflow developer to help us ship high-quality pages and components at speed
• You’ll work closely with two core collaborators, Rafael and Ahmed, and help execute a steady stream of tasks that come in via various Slack channels
• Webflow (CMS, interactions, symbols, responsive layouts)
• Clean, maintainable HTML/CSS
• Lightweight JavaScript for front-end behavior and tracking
• You’ll be taking Figma designs, copy, and direction from Slack and turning them into production-ready, performant, and on-brand Webflow pages
• Build and update pages in Webflow
• Implement new landing pages, product sections, and components from Figma or written briefs
• Update existing layouts, copy, and assets without breaking global styles
• Ensure responsive behavior across desktop, tablet, and mobile
• Implement small JS snippets for UI behavior, nav, modals, accordions, carousels, etc
• Add and test marketing/analytics tags (UTMs, pixels, custom events) as needed
• Day-to-day collaboration via Slack
• Take in a high volume of small/medium requests from Rafael and Ahmed in different Slack channels
• Ask clarifying questions, propose simple technical approaches, and confirm scope before building
• Share quick Looms or screenshots for review and iterate quickly on feedback
• Quality, performance, and consistency
• Match our existing design system, spacing, and typography tokens
• Keep page weight reasonable and avoid unnecessary libraries or bloated embeds
• Catch obvious UX issues (overflow, stacking, hover states, contrast) before things go live
• Able to estimate effort and hit agreed timelines
• Available for at least 3–4 hours of overlap with Pacific Time (PT) on working days
• Used to working from Figma, written specs, tickets, and ad-hoc Slack requests
• Hours: Starting at 10–20 hours/week, with potential to expand based on performance
• A short note on your Webflow experience and typical workflow from Figma/spec → live page
• Your hourly rate, weekly availability, and time zone
• A quick example of a small production task you’ve handled recently (e.g., “implement new hero on existing homepage while keeping layout consistent on mobile”)
• We’ll start with a small paid test project (e.g., a single section or landing page) and, if it goes well, move into ongoing weekly work supporting Rafael and Ahmed across our Slack channels