About Twine
We're a thriving ecosystem of top-tier freelancers from around the world. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies and Silicon Valley startups, Twine is the go-to platform for mission-critical projects. With over half a million registered freelancers and a growing roster of 35,000+ companies, we've become the comprehensive solution for freelancing.
Our Mission
At Twine, we recognise that companies require a flexible approach to hiring expert freelancers for their most critical projects. Traditional freelance platforms often fall short when it comes to scalability and diversity. That's where we shine. Twine operates as a thriving global freelance network, with diverse experts across various fields, including marketing, engineering, and AI. Our core mission is to empower creators, whether they're businesses or individual freelancers, to thrive in their creative endeavours.
About the Role
We are seeking a freelance website designer who can recommend a user-friendly platform and design a website. The ideal candidate would help with the initial setup and design, ensuring the site is straightforward for a non-technical person to update and maintain. This is a one-time project with minimal ongoing support required, perfect for someone looking to add a meaningful project to their portfolio.
Responsibilities:
- Consult with client to understand my vision and requirements for the blog.
- Suggest the most suitable platform for easy content management by a non-technical user.
- Design a simple, clean website that aligns with the mission and makes posting new content easy.
- Ensure the website has basic features like responsive design, a blog section, and social media links.
Requirements
- Experience in web design, particularly with platforms suitable for blogs.
- Ability to create a user-friendly and visually appealing website.
- Good communication skills, with the ability to explain technical aspects in simple terms.
- A portfolio that demonstrates your ability to design straightforward and effective websites.
- An interest in cycling and advocacy is appreciated but not necessary.
United States
