Web Developer Resume Bullet Points

17 examples, each shown weak and strong

A strong web developer bullet points to a site someone can open, names the stack it runs on, and shows what got faster, more accessible or better at its job. Say whether you worked agency, in-house or freelance, and tie the work to load times, accessibility fixes or the conversions the site exists for.

How to use these

  • Every [X%], [N] and [$X] is a blank for your own figure. Fill it from your records, or a careful estimate you could explain in an interview. If you have no number, describe the result in words.
  • Only use a bullet for work you actually did. Change the details until it describes your job, not this page.
  • The ticks are three plain checks done in code: it opens with an action verb, it has a number, and it says what changed. Strong bullets pass all three; weak ones miss at least one.

Sites shipped

Hiring managers click the live sites first, then look for the stack and how many sites you shipped or how long you owned one.

  • Weak

    Built websites for clients using WordPress.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Shipped [N] custom WordPress sites a year for agency clients with ACF blocks, cutting average build time from [N] weeks to [N] with a shared starter theme.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Developed Shopify stores.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Built [N] Shopify stores with custom Liquid sections, giving merchants editable pages and reducing content change requests by [X%].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Worked on a React and Next.js website.

    • โœ— Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Rebuilt a [N]-page marketing site in Next.js with static generation, reducing hosting costs by [X%] and publish time for marketing from [N] days to minutes.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Maintained the company website.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Owned a [N]-page company site end to end, shipping weekly releases and shrinking the request backlog from [N] tickets to [N].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result

Performance

Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse scores and page weight can all be measured, and good numbers there separate a careful developer from a fast one.

  • Weak

    Optimized website performance.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Improved mobile LCP on product pages from [N] seconds to [N] by converting images to AVIF, lazy-loading below the fold and removing [N] unused scripts.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Improved page speed scores.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ“ Result

    Strong

    Raised the mobile Lighthouse performance score from [N] to [N] across [N] templates by splitting bundles and deferring third-party tags.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Reduced page load times.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ“ Result

    Strong

    Cut total page weight by [X%] on the [N] highest-traffic pages, moving them from failing to passing Core Web Vitals in Search Console.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result

Accessibility and quality

Reviewers look for WCAG conformance, real testing and fewer bugs reaching users, not just a promise of clean code.

  • Weak

    Made websites accessible.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Fixed [N] WCAG 2.2 AA issues found in axe and screen reader testing, lifting the Lighthouse accessibility score from [N] to [N].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Tested sites across browsers and devices.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Wrote Playwright tests for [N] key user flows across Chrome, Safari and Firefox, reducing production bug reports by [X%] in the next quarter.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Fixed bugs reported by users.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Closed [N] bug tickets a month from the support queue, reducing open site issues from [N] to [N] in a quarter.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result

Business results

Sites exist to sell, sign people up or answer questions, so a bullet tied to conversions or tickets shows you know that.

  • Weak

    Redesigned the company website.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Redesigned the quote request flow from [N] steps to [N], raising form completion by [X%] and qualified leads by [N] a month.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Built landing pages for marketing campaigns.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Built a reusable landing page template in the CMS so marketing launched [N] campaign pages without a developer, lifting paid search conversion by [X%].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Improved checkout on the online store.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ“ Result

    Strong

    Simplified checkout with address autocomplete and saved carts, reducing cart abandonment from [X%] to [X%] and adding [$X] in monthly revenue.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Created an FAQ and help center.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Launched a searchable help center built from [N] support macros, so that tickets on common questions fell by [X%] within [N] months.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result

Code and workflow

Components, typed code and safe deploys show a team that someone else can maintain what you build.

  • Weak

    Wrote clean, maintainable code.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Moved [N] page templates into a shared component library with TypeScript and Storybook, cutting time to build new pages by [X%].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Used Git and deployed sites.

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Set up GitHub Actions deploys with a preview link for every pull request, reducing failed releases from [N] a month to [N].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result
  • Weak

    Worked with designers and other developers.

    • โœ— Action verb
    • โœ— Number
    • โœ— Result

    Strong

    Converted [N] Figma designs a month into responsive pages within [N] days of handoff, shortening design-to-launch time by [X%].

    • โœ“ Action verb
    • โœ“ Number
    • โœ“ Result

Action verbs for web developer resumes

  • Built
  • Shipped
  • Rebuilt
  • Migrated
  • Launched
  • Optimized
  • Refactored
  • Tested
  • Deployed
  • Redesigned
  • Simplified
  • Converted
  • Fixed

More in the full list of resume action verbs.

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