WordPress Web Developer

About OpenCourt:

OpenCourt is revolutionizing the sports club management space in the U.S. We’re a modern court booking and sports club management B2B SaaS, focused on racquet sports — especially padel and pickleball, the two fastest-growing sports in the U.S. and around the world. Our platform helps clubs simplify operations, engage players, and build real communities around the sport.
 

About the Role:

We’re looking for an experienced WordPress Web Developer to bring our new website design to life. The design is already complete — your role will be to implement it accurately and efficiently in WordPress using Tailwind CSS. The design is fairly sophisticated, we have a VERY high bar of quality when it comes to smoothness of interactions and such.
 

Responsibilities:

• Convert Figma (or similar) design files into a fully responsive WordPress website.
• Implement the front end using Tailwind CSS for clean, scalable styling.
• Ensure pixel-perfect execution and consistent design fidelity.
• Optimize the site for speed, accessibility, and SEO.
• Set up custom post types, dynamic content, and reusable components where needed.
• Collaborate with our internal team for feedback, QA, and launch.
   

Requirements:

• Proven experience developing custom WordPress websites.
• Strong proficiency in Tailwind CSS (must-have). Comfortable with Wordpress Bedrock.
• Solid knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, and modern JavaScript.
• Experience translating Figma designs into responsive WordPress pages.
• Understanding of performance optimization, SEO fundamentals, and accessibility best practices.
• Strong attention to detail and code quality.
• Portfolio required — please include links to past WordPress projects you’ve built or contributed to.
   

Project Details:

• Website design and assets are ready.
• Timeline: ~2 weeks. If you do well, more work in future.
• Remote / Contract role.
  
   

If you’re detail-oriented, care about performance and security, and know how to make WordPress sites both beautiful and robust — we’d love to see your work.

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