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UI Developer / Accessibility Expert

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insurance recruiting solutionsBurlington (IA)

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$70/hour

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Back UI Developer / Accessibility ExpertDes Moines, IA $70/hour
About the role: We are seeking a highly skilled, communication-focused UI Developer / Accessibility Expert to join our client's digital modernization team. We are looking for a dedicated front-end specialist who will focus entirely on user interfaces and accessibility, rather than a backend or full-stack developer role. In this position, you will closely collaborate with our lead UX Architect and accessibility expert to scale high-quality digital standards across the enterprise. You will be responsible for building clean, semantic, and highly maintainable user interfaces across multiple high-visibility state agency projects.
Duties and responsibilities: Author clean, well-structured, and highly maintainable HTML and CSS/SASS that complies with modern web standards. Seamlessly integrate frontend user interfaces into Angular or MVC .NET frameworks. Implement digital accessibility from the ground up, utilizing WCAG standards, ARIA labels, and proper color contrast to ensure all digital services are universally accessible to all Iowans. Partner with our lead UX Architect to follow strategic architectural guidance, scaling technical accessibility standards across enterprise-level initiatives, including chatbot interfaces and global state footers.
Experience: Deep expertise in writing clean, semantic HTML5 and modern, responsive CSS/SASS. Proven experience implementing WCAG standards, managing ARIA landmarks/attributes, and resolving color contrast or screen-reader compatibility issues. Demonstrated ability to integrate front-end assets into Angular or MVC .NET environments. Ability to clearly explain frontend engineering concepts, WCAG requirements, and technical standards to both technical team members and agency stakeholders. Experience working with established design systems or wrapper components. Direct experience utilizing or extending the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS).
Compensation: Contract role

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