The Web Designer posting has closed and applications are no longer being accepted. WCC’s Human Resources department will contact all people who officially applied. Thanks for applying!
— Web Services Team
Pat, our lead programmer, works in his office which overlooks the Student Center courtyard.
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WCC's Student Center courtyard on a warm fall day.
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Sarah, one of our developers, is still working on choosing the final arrangement for her blik wall decals. Her neighboring cubicle needs a tenant and some TLC.
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Mike (left) and Traci work to get the light just right for a location shoot. Sometimes a shoot requires improvisation—like using a white tabletop as a bounce.
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Interior offices have natural light from skylights that run the length of our hallways.
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Live it. Word.
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Our February relaunch featured a tricked-out calendar with lots of interactive elements.
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Results from an audit conducted by Peter Morville told us that providing audience-specific landing pages would be helpful to our users. Each page contains a unique design that is geared toward the specific demographic found in each group.
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Featuring a shopping cart that we built from the ground up, WCC's LifeLong Learning site has a seamless shopping experience. And if you join the team, you can take classes tuition-free.
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Redesigned topic pages (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) feature interesting conceptual illustrations and bubble up deeper content in different ways.
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Sometimes it's important to bring a certain level of levity to the work environment.
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Competing against big four-year universities and colleges, WCC was awarded Best Home Page in the second annual eduStyle Higher-Ed Web Awards.
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Mike, our multimedia developer, is often screening a rough cut of one of his latest videos on his 42" plasma.
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Each of our audience pages (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) features a custom crafted chunky footer. The four shown here all highlight hand drawn elements created by your predecessor. You've got big boots to fill.
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Traci, our lead designer works on the page you're viewing right now.
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Please note: The Web Designer position is a full-time, onsite position and is not available for telecommuting. In order to be considered for employment by Washtenaw Community College you must have existing permission to work in the United States and be willing to relocate to Ann Arbor, MI. Web design firms need not apply and will not be considered.
Ready to join the party? Visit the HR jobs site, read up on the position (officially Web Designer I), and fill out an official application. Then email us your resume and samples or a link to your portfolio.
WCC is located in Ann Arbor, MI, voted one of America’s Coolest College Towns by Travel + Leisure magazine. Ann Arbor is a great place to live with tons of parks, great shopping, public transportation, and an active night life.