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UI/UX with Sketch Developer

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purple driveSunnyvale (CA)

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Role: LUI/UX with Sketch DeveloperLocation: Sunnyvale, CA - OnsiteType: FulltimeJob Description: Must Have Technical/Functional Skills:6+ years of professional experience in UI/UX designAdvanced proficiency in Sketch - including symbols, shared libraries, nested symbols, and prototyping toolsStrong portfolio demonstrating a solid understanding of user-centered design principles and best practicesExperience creating responsive web and mobile designsProficiency with design handoff tools (e.g., Zeplin, InVision, or similar) Excellent communication and collaboration skillsStrong problem-solving skills and the ability to think critically about user needsKnowledge of accessibility standards and usability heuristics is a plusRoles & ResponsibilitiesDesign and deliver wireframes, user flows, mockups, and interactive prototypes that clearly illustrate user interactions and product functionalityUtilize Sketch to its full potential - creating and managing complex symbol systems, shared libraries, and responsive design templatesConduct user research, usability testing, and competitive analysis to inform design decisionsCollaborate with product managers, developers, and other stakeholders to ensure high-quality implementation of designsTranslate business and user requirements into compelling UI/UX solutionsEnsure consistency in visual elements and behaviors across all platformsContinuously iterate and improve designs based on feedback and data

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