Samuel King

We are looking for an experienced web developer with a passion for web standards and accessibility to join our small but mighty team in our Charleston, SC office.

In case you didn’t know, we recently updated (dare I say redesigned) the award-winning website for Pure Grips. We added an e-commerce section, a calendar showcasing their many “Demo Days” across the country and much more in-depth content including a new video interview of Matt Jones, a rising PGA star who endorses Pure Grips.

We are currently looking for a full-time front end developer to join the {e} family in our downtown Charleston, SC office. This person would be responsible for a multitude of tasks, ranging from email html templates to full site development. We are passionate about web standards and accessibility, so knowledge of, and experience with these concepts is vital.

A recent article on CNN.com, entitled ‘Web accessibility is no longer an afterthought,’ written by Tom Krazit, included a quote from Nicholas Zakas, the principal front-end developer for Yahoo’s home page: “There are a bunch of things (in web design) that are not features… performance is not a feature, internationalization is not a feature, and accessibility is not a feature.”