We are seeking a WordPress ecommerce website expert to manage and optimize our online store. Responsibilities include database management, integrating QuickBooks for financial tracking, and enhancing advertising and sales strategies. The ideal candidate will have experience in web development and design, ensuring a seamless user experience and improved site performance.

**Job Title:** Webador Website Specialist – Add Online Courses & UI/UX Improvements  **Project Description:** I run "Steady by Design" (www.steady-by-design.com), a coaching and sustainable leadership framework website built on Webador. I am looking for an experienced web designer/developer to help improve the overall user experience and build out the infrastructure for my upcoming courses.  Currently, I have a $49.99 Mini Course and need to seamlessly integrate additional, multi-lesson course offerings into the site structure.  **Key Responsibilities:**  * Optimize the layout, navigation, and mobile responsiveness of the current Webador site. * Set up a system to deliver new online courses (either utilizing Webador's password-protected pages/digital product store or integrating an external LMS like Thinkific, Teachable, or Podia via embedded code). * Connect secure payment options for individual course purchases. * Ensure automated email delivery or access triggers work correctly upon purchase. **Required Experience:**  * Proven experience working with Webador or similar drag-and-drop builders (Wix, Squarespace, Weebly). * Experience setting up or integrating online courses, digital products, and LMS platforms. * Basic knowledge of HTML/embed codes for third-party widgets. * Strong eye for clean, professional UI/UX design suited for executives and healthcare leaders. Please share examples of previous websites or course platforms you have built!

Job Description: I am looking for an experienced web designer who specializes specifically in BookingKoala to design my service website and configure the backend booking system. The site must look professional, load quickly, and provide a seamless booking experience for clients. Scope of Work: • Website Design: Set up a clean, high-converting homepage, service pages, and an about page (either using BookingKoala's native website builder or embedding forms into WordPress/Wix). • Form Integration: Customize the booking forms to match my brand's fonts, colors, and layout perfectly. • Backend Configuration: Set up the pricing matrix, including variables, service categories, and add-on items, ensuring pricing calculates accurately at checkout. • Testing: Run test bookings to verify that the customer dashboard, provider notifications, and payment gateways work flawlessly. Required Qualifications: • Proven portfolio of active, live BookingKoala websites you have built. • Deep understanding of the BookingKoala pricing matrix and form logic. • Strong UI/UX design skills with a focus on conversion optimization. To Apply, Please Provide: 1. Links to 2 or 3 live BookingKoala websites you have personally designed and configured. 2. A brief explanation of your experience setting up complex pricing matrices. PAYMENT TERMS: Milestones Milestone 1. Wireframe/Design Approval [30%] Milestone 2: Matrix Configuration & Form Integration [50%] Milestone 3: Final Testing & Launch [20%] Before starting, must work with me to finalize spreadsheet listing the exact services, prices, add-ons, and how they calculate (e.g.,per-room rates).

Freelance Web Developer — Wix to Squarespace Migration About the Project We're moving our website off Wix and onto Squarespace. We've already decided on the platform, so this project is about a clean, careful migration, not a platform recommendation. Scope of Work Migrate our current Wix site to Squarespace, roughly nine pages, preserving design quality, layout intent, and existing functionality Migrate our secondary site, Aloha Lux, as an exact copy into Squarespace (one additional page) Rebuild all existing forms so they work the same way on Squarespace Migrate content: page copy, images, and metadata Set up SEO redirects from old Wix URLs to new Squarespace URLs to protect search rankings Build two to three additional core pages beyond the migrated set (details provided at kickoff) Build a blog page and a reusable blog post template in Squarespace Test the full site across devices and browsers before launch Provide short documentation or a training session so a non-technical person can add and edit content after launch What We're Looking For Someone who's done Wix-to-Squarespace migrations before and can move efficiently without breaking what already works. Strong attention to matching existing design and making sure forms and redirects are fully tested before launch.

•    Deploy static site + build Google Vehicle Ads inventory feed (powersports dealer)     •    Web Dev + Google Merchant Center Feed Integration — Used UTV/ATV Dealership Category: Web Development → Full Stack Specialty: Ecommerce / Marketing integration The job We're a used-only powersports dealership group (UTVs, side-by-sides, ATVs). One store open in Michigan, two more opening in Tennessee and Arizona this December, six markets scored after that. The website is already built. We're not asking you to design or write it. It's a static HTML/CSS/JS site with a Python build layer, and it works. What we need is someone to stand it up in production and — the part that actually matters — connect our inventory to Google Vehicle Ads so machines advertise themselves without anyone touching Google Ads by hand. Deliverables are concrete and testable. If you like clean scope and clear acceptance criteria, this is that. What already exists (you are not building this)     •    25-page static site: homepage, inventory with filters, three local landing pages, an 80-point inspection page, acquisition page, expansion page, privacy and terms     •    A vehicle detail page generated for every machine, with Vehicle / Product / Offer JSON-LD and AutoDealer schema per store     •    data/inventory.json as the single source of truth     •    A Python build script that regenerates detail pages, sitemap.xml, a Google Vehicle Ads TSV feed, a page feed, a custom-label supplemental feed, and a Meta catalog — all from that one JSON file     •    Brand system implemented to a supplied brand guide, with a documented contrast audit     •    A written runbook covering the Merchant Center setup end to end You'll get the full repo plus that runbook after a short paid test task. What we need you to do Phase 1 — Get it live (week 1)     1    Deploy to Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, or Vercel — your call, tell us why     2    DNS + SSL on rideworks.com, www canonical, HTTPS redirects     3    Wire our Adobe Fonts web project (kit ID placeholder is in the templates)     4    Replace placeholder phone numbers and addresses with the real ones     5    Build an image pipeline: we shoot units on a phone, you get them resized, compressed, and correctly named into the repo. Manual per-photo work is not the answer here.     6    Embed our CRM lead form on the contact page (it already passes a stock number through by query string — keep that working)     7    GA4 + Google Tag Manager, conversion events on form submit and phone tap     8    Search Console verified, sitemap submitted Phase 2 — Automate inventory (weeks 2–3)     9    Pull inventory from DealerTrack into data/inventory.json. Either a nightly SFTP CSV export with a mapper you write, or the DealerTrack API if our contract covers it — we need your recommendation on which, with reasoning.     10    Schedule the build so the site and all feeds regenerate automatically     11    Alerting when the build fails or the feed goes stale. Silent failure here means we're paying for ads pointing at machines we already sold. Phase 3 — Google Ads and Merchant Center (weeks 3–4)     12    Merchant Center vehicle data source on scheduled fetch, targeting Vehicle Ads. Get us through the data-quality review.     13    Google Business Profile for each open store, with store codes matching the feed     14    Performance Max campaigns, one per store, using the custom labels already in the feed for segmentation     15    Meta catalog from the same data — powersports buyers live on Marketplace     16    Documentation, and a walkthrough call so our team can run this without you Must have     •    Shipped static sites to production with real DNS, SSL, and CI     •    Merchant Center feed experience you can point to. Not "I've run Google Ads" — specifically feeds, disapprovals, and diagnostics     •    Python well enough to extend our build scripts, or the honesty to say you'd rewrite the integration in something you know better (that's a fine answer, just say it)     •    Worked with a DMS, inventory feed, or product catalog integration before     •    You write things down. We need to run this after you're gone. Strongly preferred     •    Automotive, powersports, marine, or RV dealer clients     •    Google Vehicle Ads specifically, not just Shopping     •    Local SEO for multi-location businesses — Business Profiles, store codes, service areas Not in scope Design, copywriting, brand work, and legal review of our policy pages. All handled.

Hi there, I run a Shopify-based multi-vendor marketplace (Webkul multi-vendor app) and I'm looking for a front-end developer to tighten up the existing design — not redesign it. Important: this is an implementation role, not a design-concept role. I'm not looking for mockups, wireframes, or Figma files. I need someone who will log in, open the actual CSS/JS/template files, and make direct edits to the live (or staging) site. If your process is "I'll design it in Figma and hand it off," this isn't the right fit — please don't apply expecting to deliver a prototype instead of working code. About the project: I've already done extensive custom CSS work across the storefront and a separate seller portal (built on Webkul). The bones are solid — I need someone with a sharp eye to go page-by-page and polish for consistency and responsiveness. What you'll actually be doing: Editing live CSS/JS/Smarty template files directly (via Shopify theme editor and Webkul's custom CSS/JS fields) Auditing specific pages for responsive behavior across devices (mobile/tablet/desktop) Standardizing font sizes, spacing, and other design tokens across pages that were built at different times Cleaning up and consolidating existing custom CSS — flagging and removing duplicate or conflicting rules Ensuring buttons, cards, forms, and other repeated components look and behave consistently site-wide Working within an established brand system (existing color palette, custom web fonts, logo placement) rather than introducing new styles What I need from you: Strong, demonstrable CSS/SCSS skills — please share examples of live sites where you did the CSS work yourself (not just designed) Comfort working directly in a Shopify theme (Liquid) and ideally some experience with Smarty templates or similar templating languages Experience with responsive design debugging (real cross-device testing, not just resizing a browser window) Ability to work carefully on a live site: test in a safe way, communicate before big changes, flag anything that needs a workaround vs. a real fix

I'm looking for someone to design multiple small websites. I need about 8 websites, 3 pages each. Each website will only have a home page, services page, and about us page, and it will be keyword-focused. The websites are for a construction company in Los Angeles, California.

We are seeking a skilled WordPress developer to enhance our website. The ideal candidate will have experience in customizing WordPress themes, optimizing site performance, and ensuring mobile responsiveness. You will work closely with our team to implement design changes and improve user experience. If you have a passion for web development and a keen eye for detail, we would love to hear from you!

need to transfer an owned, never used square space url to and existing square space web site with square space assigned url. Also need a few edits to the web site I wasn't able to make on my own.

USA Based Freelancers only We're seeking a freelancer to convert AI-generated front-end HTML files to a fully editable back-end WordPress Elementor format. There are 30 to 40 HTML pages with content, animations, and graphics that must be converted into Elementor. Freelancer must provide the following: • Back-End development of approved designs as a responsive, cross-browser-compatible WordPress site. • Migration of existing content (with editorial cleanup as agreed) and implementation of 301 redirects to preserve SEO equity. • Technical SEO setup: metadata, schema/structured data, XML sitemap, clean URL structure, and redirect mapping. • Performance optimization for fast load times and strong Core Web Vitals (image optimization, caching, minification). • Accessibility conformance to WCAG 2.1 AA and, given the Federal audience, alignment with Section 508 standards. Deliverables include: • Sitemap, wireframes, and approved high-fidelity designs. • Full Integration of all animation • A fully developed, tested, and launched WordPress website. • Content migration and redirect mapping. • SEO, performance, and accessibility implementation and reporting. • Administrator training and technical/editorial documentation. • Post-launch support during the warranty period. • Lead capture and contact forms with spam protection and email/CRM notifications. • News/blog with categories and tagging; careers/job postings section. • Integration with the Company’s analytics, marketing, and (where applicable) CRM tools. • Newsletter / email-marketing signup integration. • Social media links and structured sharing metadata. • Migrate the new site from the staging site to the production site • Provide quality assurance support for 60 days. NOTE: Freelancer must be available between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM US Eastern Standard Time for Zoom video conferences.