(Remote – US-Based)
🧾 About the Role
Lightboard is seeking a freelance Webflow Developer to join their remote creative team. You’ll work with an art director and account manager to build high-quality, responsive websites and email templates for B2B clients ranging from startups to enterprise brands. This is a contract position offering flexible hours (10–40 per week) and collaborative support.
✅ Position Highlights
• Freelance/contract role (10–40 hours per week)
• 100% remote, U.S.-based only
• Flexible schedule
• Work with notable brands like GitHub, Autodesk, and Microsoft
• Collaborate with designers, developers, and project managers
• Projects include websites, email templates, landing pages, and more
📋 What You’ll Own
• Build and maintain marketing websites in Webflow
• Translate approved mockups into responsive site builds
• Collaborate with art directors and account managers
• Adapt designs to client feedback and browser performance
• Build email templates in tools like Marketo, Mailchimp, or HubSpot
• Ensure email and site compatibility across all devices (using tools like Litmus)
• Deliver pixel-perfect, mobile-ready, conversion-focused digital products
🎯 Must-Have Traits
• Excellent communication and time management
• Experience with Webflow and WordPress
• Strong knowledge of HTML and CSS
• Comfort designing or adjusting small visual components on the fly
• Experience with email template building (code or visual builders)
• Freelance availability (not moonlighting from another full-time job)
• Based in the United States
💡 Why It’s a Win for Remote Job Seekers
This role is perfect for U.S.-based freelancers who thrive on high-quality, fast-paced creative work. Lightboard offers reliable project flow, a supportive team of design pros, and the chance to work with respected clients—all without the red tape of traditional agencies.
✍️ Call to Action
Think you’re a match? Send your resume, portfolio (with links to live sites), and your least favorite thing about Webflow to:
📧 jobs@lightboard.com
Join Lightboard and help us rethink what great design support can be.