Web Developer (Contract) - Affordable Housing Navigation Platform

Job Description

Company:

Miami Homes For All (MHFA)

Location: Remote (preference for candidates with experience in or ties to South Florida)

Contract: Project-based Deliverable due by August 30, 2025

About the Role:

Miami Homes For All (MHFA) is seeking a contract Web Developer or Development Team to create a public-facing, layperson-friendly website that helps landowners and emerging developers explore opportunities to create affordable housing on underutilized land.

This platform is part of MHFA’s 3C Initiative – Connecting Community to Capital, which empowers local nonprofits, faith-based groups, and individuals to engage in community-driven housing development.

The developer will work in close collaboration with MHFA’s 3C initiative and policy teams, who bring deep insight into user needs, community context, and content direction. Your role will be to bring technical and UX expertise to translate these ideas into a functional, responsive, and accessible website.

Key Responsibilities:

Collaborate with the 3C and policy teams to design a user-centered site

Translate housing development toolkits and workflows into an intuitive digital experience

Design and develop:

Interactive assessments and readiness tools

Step-by-step development guides and checklists

Downloadable templates and FAQ resources

Optional: lightweight video or animation integration

Build using a CMS that enables MHFA to update content independently

Ensure ADA compliance, cross-browser compatibility, and responsive design

Conduct user testing and implement feedback iteratively

Deliverables:

Sitemap and wireframes

Design mockups

Fully developed website with interactive features

CMS with admin dashboard

Testing and basic training documentation

Qualifications:

Proven experience designing and developing websites for non-technical audiences

Strong User Experience (UX)/User Interface (UI) design skills, with portfolio examples

Experience working with nonprofits, housing, or public-sector clients a plus

Familiarity with accessible design and compliance standards (ADA, WCAG)

Strong communication and collaboration skills; able to co-create with a non-technical team

Experience with Webflow, WordPress, or other CMS tools preferred

Timeline:

Project must be completed and launched by August 30, 2025. Work will begin immediately upon selection.

Fully remote