Junior Web Developer

Junior Web Developer — Web, Digital & Creative TechnologyYou don't need 10 years of experience.You need curiosity, good fundamentals, and the hunger to build.Some developers wait years before they're trusted with something that actually goes live.We don't want you to.What A Story is an international wedding photography & filmmaking brand creating stories across India and the United States.Behind all those photographs, films and weddings is something equally important:Technology.Our websites.Landing pages.Client experiences.Internal tools.Automations.Digital campaigns.And a growing list of ideas we're waiting to build.We're looking for a Junior Web Developer who wants to grow by actually building things people use.Your PlaygroundOne week, you might be improving the experience of our website.The next, building a beautiful landing page for a new campaign.Then fixing something that mysteriously broke at 2 AM even though “nobody changed anything.”Welcome to development. :)You'll work across projects involving:WordPress & Web DevelopmentLanding PagesFrontend DevelopmentWebsite PerformanceForms & IntegrationsAPIsCRM IntegrationsAnalytics & TrackingSEO ImplementationAutomationsInternal ToolsAnd new digital experiences we haven't built yet.We Care About How You Think.We don't expect a junior developer to know everything.Actually, we'd be suspicious if you claimed you did.What matters is what happens when you don't know something.Do you Google it?Read documentation?Experiment?Break it?Understand why it broke?Fix it?And remember what you learned?That's the developer we want.We'd Love You to Know Some of ThisHTML.CSS.JavaScript.WordPress.Basic PHP.Responsive web development.Git / version control.APIs and integrations.Basic understanding of hosting, domains and website performance.If you've played with modern frameworks, databases, automation tools, AI APIs or cloud platforms — even better.But don't avoid applying because you don't tick every box.Show us what you can build.That matters more.Design Matters Here.We're a visual company.So “technically working” isn't always enough.A button can work and still look terrible.A page can load and still feel boring.A website can be technically perfect and still make someone want to leave.We want a developer who notices those things.You don't have to be a designer.But you should care about:Spacing.Typography.Responsiveness.Animation.Speed.Details.And how something feels to use.Because good development and good design should never feel like strangers.AI Is Welcome Here.Use it.ChatGPT.Claude.GitHub Copilot.Whatever makes you better and faster.We don't care whether you typed every single line yourself.We care whether you understand what you're shipping.If AI gives you code and you blindly paste it into production...That's a problem.If AI helps you build something in two hours that would normally take you two days — and you understand exactly how it works...That's smart development.You'll Probably Fit In If…You're the person who opens Inspect Element just because you're curious how a website did something.You've built side projects nobody asked you to build.You sometimes spend hours solving a bug and feel ridiculously happy when the solution turns out to be one line.You learn things because you want to know how they work.You'd rather show us something you've built than spend 20 minutes explaining how passionate you are about coding.And you're looking for a place where you can grow fast.What You'll Get HereReal projects.Real users.Real responsibility.And yes...real bugs.You'll see your work go live.You'll learn from mistakes.You'll experiment.You'll work alongside creative, marketing and business teams.And as the brand grows internationally, the technology behind it needs to grow too.We want you to grow with it.When You Apply…Your degree is interesting.Your resume is useful.But you know what we'd really like to see?Something you built.A website.A GitHub project.A weird experiment.A college project you're secretly proud of.A tool you made because you were too lazy to do something manually.Even something unfinished.Show us how you think.We're not searching for the developer who already knows everything.We're searching for the one who can't stop learning.