About the job
We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic Web Development Intern to join our team. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to work on exciting web projects and gain hands-on experience in front-end and back-end development. This internship is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in web development while contributing to real-world projects.
Eligibility
Access to a PC or Laptop with a reliable internet connection.
Good understanding of the English language.
Any graduate with a desire to become a web developer. Freshers are welcome.
Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is a plus but NOT mandatory.
Freshers are encouraged to apply. Comprehensive training will be provided, so no prior coding experience is necessary.
Responsibilities
Creating new websites from scratch.
Redesigning and rebuilding existing websites.
Creating sitemaps and designing wireframes.
Collaborating with teams and managing workspaces.
Creating effective content to ensure user engagement.
Working on Front-End development to create interactive User Interfaces (UI).
Building easy navigation for a solid User Experience (UX).
Working on Back-End development to ensure fast and error-free website performance.
Benefits
Internship Certificate
Letter of Recommendation
Performance-Based Stipend
Part-time work from home (2-3 hours per day)
5 days a week, fully flexible shift
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