An expanding online beauty firm is seeking a Web Designer and Developer who will be capable of handling the store’s operations. Your tasks should include creating pages that allow users to transition smoothly from browsing to completing their purchase without getting lost in the process.
As the firm only offers its beauty products via an online platform, the website represents the company itself. And if people do not find what they need within several seconds, they move away from it. Therefore, you have to prevent this situation from happening.
You will be working on every page from the homepage, product page, category page, blog post, to landing pages created for sales or launches. Moreover, the marketing team will also bring you into the mix whenever there is a product drop or launch of an initiative.
This job requires some help from AI tools as well. This is not done with the intention to replace your creativity but to get the boring stuff done quickly. The generation of content ideas, rapid variations of images, and testing various page templates is all that can be automated with AI technology.
Creating and updating web pages is the essence of the job. You may be creating and improving the home page so that everyone who enters your site will immediately understand what you are all about. Another time, you could be updating a product page where everything that the customer should know is at hand.
Creating category pages is also important because this is the determining factor whether a person will find what he is looking for within ten seconds or leave the page in disappointment. When a promotion starts or a new product launches, you will have to create a landing page.
Every single page has to function as effectively on a mobile as on a computer. Clear, concise, intuitive — the users shouldn’t have to think too hard about what to do next. Bottom line is that a page could look fantastic, yet if it’s not user-friendly, its purpose is defeated.
The site may be running on Shopify or WooCommerce (or some equivalent). You will be involved in working with themes, templates, and custom sections. In some cases, this involves modifying the already created section, whereas in others it involves creating a new one from scratch due to changes in the product lineup.

In case of any sale starting, there will be urgent requests for banner changes or a new offer page creation for you. The store should always look relevant and functional.
There are some examples of AI usage below. Need some ideas for your product description? In this case, AI can offer you a number of options to work on them and choose the best one that suits the branding of your product. Want to generate three images in order to find out which one of them is better? That’s right.
What is the main point here? When you get the result, you should not use whatever AI offers to you. It is necessary to correct all the errors in order to make it relevant to your needs. It is up to you to decide whether to use this or that option.
No one wants to engage their brain while shopping. When people are looking for products, they need everything to be straightforward for them: menu, search field, product page, cart, checkout, and it’s done. It’ll be your responsibility to ensure that this process is smooth and that people can actually navigate through all these steps, and this is particularly true when it comes to mobile devices because this is where people shop for beauty products anyway.
Pay attention to small details: are buttons visible enough, does the text look good when you take a quick look at it, do images load properly?
A slow website will drive customers away even before they can browse your products. Hence, this is one area that you will be watching all the time – checking heavy images, bulky portions, and anything that slows down page loading. The objective is straightforward – pages that load quickly and function efficiently.
The next task will be dealing with the SEO basics: title, headers, meta description, internal links, and alt text. Clear and easy-to-understand product pages and categories pages, as well as a structured blog, will be needed.

You don’t have to force every keyword into your text. In the end, the natural text that helps users is always more valuable than keyword-stuffed one.
But you will not be working alone. If marketing requires a landing page for the new hair care item or a promotion, this is what you need to create – the page itself, banners, registration forms, and everything that might be required by the campaign. For instance, the brand is going to launch a new hair serum – it would be your task to develop a page presenting its benefits and making the purchase easy.
It tells you the true situation there – how many visitors the site has, how many buy, how many put in their baskets and disappear. The latter is quite interesting. If the page with some product receives plenty of visitors but few buyers, there is a problem – perhaps there are not enough details, perhaps the button is difficult to find, perhaps it just takes too long to load the page.
Some things can only be discovered through the process of testing. Develop two versions of the segment – with alternative pictures and button texts – and find out which of them will work better. Additional versions may be generated using AI to give the team an additional choice.
Website Maintenance is something that is always needed because of broken links, design errors, bugs that can slowly work their way in. Every page that gets released must be checked out on various devices and browsers so that there are no awkward moments when customers find something strange on their phones but not on their desktops.
Experience in web designing and front-end development, preferably on online stores, of at least three years of practical experience. Good knowledge of HTML and CSS along with some knowledge of JavaScript. Experience in Shopify or WooCommerce would be preferable, particularly if you have ever worked on Liquid or WordPress theme.
You should also have a good portfolio, preferably one containing pages that you have created like product page, category pages, and landing pages. It would be more helpful if the pages were made for a beauty, fashion or lifestyle brand.
Familiarity with Figma or Adobe XD is required, as well as basic knowledge of working with images using Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva. There is no need to have a fantastic background in graphic design – just some understanding of the placement of text, images, and buttons on a page. A responsive design comes naturally; a page needs to look good both on a tiny smartphone and on a large monitor.
Some experience with AI is helpful – perhaps you’ve employed AI in writing website copy, developing imagery ideas, or creating test pages. It’s not necessary to depend on AI to do everything. Rather, it’s important to know when it will help save time and when it is just as easy to do the task yourself. Remember to review the results before anything is used on your live site.

Beauty brand experience can go a long way in this position. These people are quite likely to do a bit more research than other buyers – high-quality pictures, product specifications, and truthful benefits. If you are familiar with how beauty buyers behave online, then you are ahead of the game here.
Experience with tools for email marketing would be helpful – sign up forms, pop-ups, basic automation. Familiarity with Google Analytics/Shopify Analytics would also be a plus. It’s not necessary that you are an expert at analyzing numbers. You only need to be comfortable reading the numbers and making decisions based on them.
It is expected that you have the ability to take an idea of something through the whole process of implementation, including wireframing, designing, building, testing, launching, and reviewing the outcome. Time management and effective communication will be especially important in this regard since you will collaborate with other teams.
This position is ideal for an individual who truly appreciates the design and development process of creating a website, as this requires one to enjoy problem-solving rather than just styling. Interest in e-commerce and beauty products will be an added advantage, especially if you have prior experience with Shopify and WooCommerce and have a good portfolio to prove that. This is also an excellent opportunity for someone interested in learning about the practical implementation of AI technology.
This job encompasses a great deal of aspects – design, development, ecommerce, SEO, UX, marketing, analytics, and AI all rolled into one role. It is not only about creating good-looking websites; the actual process of observing users interacting with these designs and improving upon it according to the real-life results makes this job exciting.
On top of that, working with artificial intelligence is also a way to obtain valuable skills – being able to use such technology effectively while still maintaining one’s design intuition is always a good step for one’s career.
This is a good match for someone who is comfortable designing webpages, coding front-end, and implementing the elements of an e-commerce website, and who can take full responsibility for developing and maintaining their online store.
While AI will speed up your efforts, the final decision about what is aesthetically pleasing and effective remains in your hands. More than anything else, the website must remain clear and user-friendly for those using it to purchase — no one should have trouble finding and purchasing the products offered by the store.
If you have good internet skills, a good portfolio, and love beauty as well as internet shopping, then this one is definitely something to consider. If you already know how to work with AI tools, then this just means that you will be able to get things done faster.
