Bristol Fungarium
Mid-Weight Freelance Web Developer / UX-UI Designer | Bristol Fungarium
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About Bristol Fungarium
We’re one of the UK’s leading functional mushroom companies – who farm and formulate organic mushroom tinctures with a particular focus on UK-native strains. Our products combine the highest strength and bioavailable formulations underpinned by a commitment to science and helping folk reconnect to the land and their wellbeing.
We're a tight-knit marketing team (brand, creative, strategy) with an ad agency and email agency plugged in. What we don't have yet is a dedicated dev and UX hand and that's where you come in.
The Role
We're looking for a freelance Web Developer and UX/UI Designer to plug into our marketing team on a regular retainer basis (~4 hrs/week), with the capacity to step up for launches, wider campaigns and other projects. You'll work closely with our Lead Creative and Marketing Strategist to keep our Shopify store performing, looking sharp and converting through thought-out design and user-experience.
Responsibilities
- Shopify store maintenance - updates, fixes, content swaps, landing page tweaks
- UX improvements to key conversion pages (PDP, subscriptions, checkout)
- Translating design files (Figma/Canva) into clean, on-brand front-end code
- Performance and speed checks - flagging anything that needs attention
- Accessibility and mobile responsiveness improvements
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Project work (as needed)
- New product launch pages and collection builds
- Campaign landing pages / waitlist pages
- UX audits and conversion rate optimisation sprints
- Integrations with apps (subscriptions, reviews, loyalty, analytics)
What We’re Looking For
Essential:
- Solid HTML and CSS - you can build and fix things without needing a brief for every pixel
- Shopify experience - Liquid templating, custom themes, metafields
- eCommerce mindset - you understand conversion, subscriptions and the customer journey
- UX/UI sensibility - you can make things look good and work well
- Figma proficiency - able to work from design files or create lightweight UX wireframes
- Comfortable with ambiguity - we're small, independent business; things move fast and priorities shift
- Proactive communicator - you'll flag issues, ask good questions and keep us in the loop
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Desirable:
- JavaScript / jQuery for interactive elements and Shopify app integrations
- Experience with Klaviyo or similar ESP - email template HTML is a bonus
- Familiarity with GA4, GTM or similar - comfortable checking your own work is tracking correctly
- Knowledge of subscription commerce platforms (Recharge, Loop or similar)
- Understanding of on-page & technical SEO hygiene
- An eye for - and genuine interest in - health, wellness or DTC brands
You as a person:
- You have a sense of humour and don't take yourself too seriously
- You bring ideas, not just executions - if you see a better way, you'll say so
- You treat a small brand's site with the same care as a big one
What We Offer
- A consistent retainer with room to grow as the brand grows
- A genuinely collaborative, creative team who will actually listen to your ideas
- Autonomy - we'll give you context and trust you to run with it
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