4 Tips To Land Your Next Webflow Job
Step 1: Investigate 🔎
Great developers go through a discovery phase to determine the most effective way to approach a buildout. Similarly, we recommend going through a discovery phase of potential clients before applying for a job.
In other words, don’t just limit yourself to reading a job description. Go a step further and review their website, social media, and any additional information you can find to receive a better understanding of the client and their needs.
Keep an eye out for company-specific keywords or repetitive language, while making note of interesting aspects about their background, product, or company goals.
Key Takeaway
— Research the company and job in detail. Make note of interesting aspects and save them for step 2.
Step 2: Play Matchmaker 🤝
Keep in mind that each client receives numerous applications and portfolios. As a result, it’s important to differentiate yourself and cut through the noise.
Use what you learned from Step 1 to present yourself in a way that caters to the client’s needs during the application process. For example, incorporate key language you noticed throughout their website as this is sure to offer a sense of comfort through familiarity while they review your application.
You can also slim down your portfolio and drive singular attention to the projects you’ve worked on that speak specifically to their needs.
Key Takeaway
— Tailor your application and portfolio to the job you are applying for. Incorporate key language from their digital presence and speak to their needs.
Step 3: More Than Just A Developer 💪🏼
One of the most incredible aspects of Webflow is how accessible they’re making website development. This means that people who normally wouldn’t have the experience required to build a website have now been empowered to utilize their skills in tandem with the power of Webflow’s ecosystem.
As a result, don’t shy away from sharing what makes you uniquely qualified for the job. Whether you have a strong design background or have worked for a variety of startups in different capacities, most companies aren’t just looking for a standard developer and will appreciate understanding the comprehensive experience you bring to the table.
Key Takeaway
— Include relevant skills, qualifications and experiences beyond the job requirements. Don’t shy away from sharing what makes you unique!
Step 4: “Job Hunting” Time 📆
Your best chance of landing a job on Flowremote is by ensuring you apply within 5 days after it gets posted to our website.
As a result, we recommend you schedule “job hunting” time on your calendar. This will make it easier for you to be consistent in your search, while ensuring you’re always one of the first Webflowers to see new job openings. This can be as simple as scheduling 10-minute blocks of time where you quickly scan Flowremote for new opportunities.
Key Takeaway
— Schedule time on your calendar to look for new opportunities. Be on time when applying for new job posts!
Closing Thoughts
Landing a Webflow job at a respectable company can be hard, especially with all the great Webflow talent out there. The next time you apply for Webflow job through Flowremote, make sure to:
- Research the company and job in detail. Make note of interesting aspects and save them for step 2.
- Tailor your application and portfolio to the job you are applying for. Incorporate key language from their digital presence and speak to their needs.
- Include relevant skills, qualifications and experiences beyond the job requirements. Don’t shy away from sharing what makes you unique!
- And schedule time on your calendar to look for new opportunities. Be on time when applying for new job posts!
We’re confident these tips will help you stand out from the crowd and land you your next Webflow job. If you’d like to receive any personalized tips while looking for a job on Flowremote, feel free to send us an email. We are happy to help!
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