WordPress Frontend Design + Development (Implementation)

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I am looking for someone who will be able to create page mockups on Figma, then implement those designs on WordPress using page builders (most commonly Gutenberg, but sometimes WPBakery/Visual Composer), and be able to implement frontend tweaks from a JS/CSS level above what standard editor functionality will allow. It's essentially taking ownership of the design process, from concept to implementation. You will be provided design requirements and specifics (where they're known, e.g. sample sites or intended looks) and turn those into figma then iterate then implement then tweak, adding in your insights and design sense along the way. Ideally you're able to think outside the box (doesn't mean design weird stuff but sometimes as well), mainly in the sense of understanding the objectives of the site and what works well (not only looks good) to e.g. aim visitors to a specific outcome. Bringing more of the design side to it is a pro (e.g. being able to design graphics on the micro side of it, to having a more cohesive overall design sense in the macro), of course you'll also be responsible for implementing what you design as well. This will be for a mix of ecommerce (woocommerce) where shop pages will need to be designed, as well as informational (i.e. "standard") pages. Attention to detail is important, and while there will be separate QC involved, you'll be expected to consider consistency (fonts, spacing, colors, etc.) in your finished product. So that I know we're on the same page - since this is a combination role of designing, using page builders, and HTML/CSS/JS coding when required - please begin your message with the following statement: "My skillset is definitely well-suited for both implementation & design; I have [no/little/average/significant] experience with designing where WooCommerce is involved, and the one page builder I am most experienced in is: [X]." Please fill in "X" as appropriate, and as a matter of attention to detail, please (a) keep the square brackets around it, but (b) when selecting your level of experience with WooCommerce, choose only the option that applies to you, delete the other three (along with the square brackets), but keep the forward slashes..

Keyword: WordPress Development