On point 1, there is currently a category for "programming" which includes all languages (https://www.employiq.com/jobs/all/programming) and on point 2 there is a "Python" category and for front-end JS there is a "UI/UX" category. So I think the bigger issue is how to better display the list of categories. This will be a trade off of specificity vs. simplicity. Ultimately the solution is to allow you to type a search term and then automatically translate that into the appropriate category. Several commentors have complained about not being able to free enter a search term - the reason this isn't there is I simply haven't built the search-term-to-category engine yet.
On point 1, there is currently a category for "programming" which includes all languages (https://www.employiq.com/jobs/all/programming) and on point 2 there is a "Python" category and for front-end JS there is a "UI/UX" category. So I think the bigger issue is how to better display the list of categories. This will be a trade off of specificity vs. simplicity. Ultimately the solution is to allow you to type a search term and then automatically translate that into the appropriate category. Several commentors have complained about not being able to free enter a search term - the reason this isn't there is I simply haven't built the search-term-to-category engine yet.