UX/UI Engineering & Web Development Consultant

Posted 2 days ago

infojiniBaltimore (MD)

Web and Digital Interface Designers Computer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Scope of WorkCONTRACTOR will contribute to the project through the following activities: Create a visual language for the site tools that is transferable to documents and publications related to STiCH content, including a style guide that aligns with the current site design. Collaborate with PI Eckelman and PI Nunberg to design the public-facing layout and user experience design of the tools on a new public-facing web page of the STiCH site. Design and integrate new page layouts for the STiCH LCA Tool Suite on the current STiCH website that align with the existing design language and logic. Collaborate with PI Eckleman to code the individual tools’ models and corresponding data into the website engine from main/raw data files. Collaborate with PI Eckelman and PI Nunberg to design and code the comprehensive public-facing Heritage LCA Tools on the website for users. Participate in the development of a Learning Group Assessment to identify areas of evaluation in user testing. Integrate findings from Learning Group Assessment into the final version of the site during a revision process, as directed by PI Eckelman and PI Nunberg.

Qualifications: Knowledgeable in UX and UI Design. Proficient in website development and systems coding. Experience developing tools for a general audience. Familiarity with common design platforms such as Adobe XD, Figma, Sketch, and Word Press. Understand typography, color theory, and user response design systems. Have access to or means of working with Google Suite. Ability to integrate designs into Word Press. Previous work with data scientists and/or researchers preferred. Previous experience in data visualization desired.

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