Sr. UI/UX Designer
clearlyagileTampa (FL)
About the role
UI/UX Designer Join a team of professionals who are passionate about their work, love cross-training and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies. We care about our developers by fostering an environment in which they can thrive by providing them the tools and training necessary to get the job done. We are looking for serious UI/UX Designers to ensure that all elements of the online user experience are optimized for improved usability, usefulness, and exceptional visual design. You will be working in a highly open and collaborative environment following a Scrum methodology. Our team is a place where we encourage self-starters, and everyone's ideas are heard and valued! What you'll be doing is working on various client-facing and internal-facing projects. Every client has different needs that often require the adoption of new technologies and methods.
Job duties include:
- Delivering the best online user experience
- Creating wireframes and prototypes
- Illustrating design ideas using storyboards, process flows and sitemaps
- Research, discovery, and usability testing
- Designing graphic user interface elements, like menus, tabs and widgets
- Building interfaces using HTML5 / CSS3Modifying existing Angular apps
- Providing recommendations and evaluations for new designs and architecture
- Staying current on new technologies and best practices
- Working in technologies in which you are unfamiliar and learning it as you go
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