Web Application Developer - Library IT
University of Illinois System
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- Location
- Urbana, United States
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 21
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About the company
University of Illinois System
E-learning · 2 to 10 employees
What you'll do
- Develop web-based applications or sites according to client specifications
- Program custom functionality using HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, JSON and other web languages
- Support existing applications by troubleshooting and enhancing functionality
- Implement and use content management systems to deliver public websites
- Ensure websites adhere to state accessibility laws and usability best practices
- Gather requirements and work with the team to streamline processes or achieve goals
- Participate in estimation, development, testing, and deployment
- Research new technologies that could enhance websites and applications
Key skills
HTMLJavaScriptCSSPHPJSONWordPresscontent management systemsweb developmentaccessibilityusability
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Duties & ResponsibilitiesWeb Development
• Develop web-based applications or sites according to specifications provided by clients.
• Complete work within agreed-upon timeframes.
• Program custom functionality to drive website content and user interfaces using technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, JSON and other web languages.
• Support existing applications, including taking ownership of troubleshooting and enhancing functionality, in consultation with colleagues and service users.
• Work with providers of website content tools, including Tech Services, University Public Affairs, other groups on campus, and outside vendors to develop and implement effective services delivering dynamic and client driven content.
• Implement and use content management systems (CMS’s) to deliver public websites (i.e. WordPress, etc.).
• Ensure that all websites created adhere to state accessibility laws as well as best practices for usability.
Planning and Communication
• Gather requirements, analyze business processes or communications goals, and work with team to streamline such processes or achieve stated goals.
• Participate in the full development lifecycle, including estimation, development, testing, and deployment.
• Monitor and track progress on projects.
• Write reports, summaries, and formal documentation.
• Keep web site owners well informed of IT issues and changes.
• Work with IT management to implement strategic improvements.
• Work with a team to deliver projects including but not limited to, design, code review, and testing as well as serving as a backup to other team members.
Research
• Research new technologies that could potentially enhance our website and the applications or sites they host.
Other Duties as Assigned