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Part-Time HTML5 Web Development Intern

We are seeking a motivated HTML5 Web Development Intern to assist with converting an existing live website into a clean, custom-coded HTML5 website.

This is a part-time position that can be performed remotely. The right candidate should have experience working with front-end website code and be comfortable recreating an existing website without relying on page builders, React, WordPress themes, or unnecessary third-party frameworks.

Responsibilities

Convert an existing live website into clean, custom HTML5 code

Rebuild approximately 20 website pages while maintaining the current design and content

Write organized, responsive HTML5 and CSS

Add or recreate necessary JavaScript functionality

Ensure the website works properly on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices

Optimize the website for speed, usability, and search engines

Maintain proper page titles, meta descriptions, headings, image alt text, canonical tags, and internal links

Test forms, navigation, buttons, image galleries, and other website features

Keep the code organized and easy for another developer to understand and maintain

Required Skills

Strong understanding of semantic HTML5

Proficiency in custom CSS

Working knowledge of JavaScript

Ability to recreate a website from an existing live design

Understanding of responsive website development

Familiarity with basic technical SEO best practices

Ability to work independently and meet agreed-upon deadlines

Strong attention to detail

Experience with PHP, website forms, Git, accessibility standards, page-speed optimization, or converting React/Vite websites into traditional HTML5 is a plus.

Position Details

Position: Part-Time HTML5 Web Development Intern

Location: Remote or local

Schedule: Flexible part-time hours

Pay: $19–$30 per hour, depending on experience

Project: Convert an existing live website into a clean, custom-coded HTML5 website

Applicants should provide a résumé, examples of websites they have coded, and a brief explanation of their experience with custom HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. Please clearly identify which parts of the submitted websites you personally coded.

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