UI/UX Designer
abacus intelOrlando (FL)
About the role
Abacus Intel is seeking a UI/UX Designer to establish and lead design standards across its product portfolio. Thisposition is responsible for designing and prototyping new product features, conducting QA testing on interfacesand user flows prior to and during product launches to ensure design integrity and usability, and developing andmaintaining a shared design system to ensure visual and functional consistency across all products. This is the firstdedicated design position within the organization and carries responsibility for establishing design practices andstandards from inception.
Responsibilities:
- Design user-centered interfaces and experiences for our consumer-facing website and digital products
- Collaborate with marketing to optimize landing pages, user flows, and conversion paths
- Conduct user research, usability testing, and analyze behavioral data to inform design decisions
- Create wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity designs that align with brand and business goals
- Continuously improve website performance through A/B testing, UX analysis, and iterative design
- Work with developers to ensure accurate implementation of design and UX best practices
Qualifications:
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Proficiency in Figma, including components, variants, and shared libraries
- Comfort working directly with engineers through implementation and design QAExperience running usability tests and translating findings into design changes
- Ability to work independently and set priorities with limited design oversight
- Working knowledge of responsive design, accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1 AA), and how designs translate into HTML/CSS
Job Type: Full-time ONSITE Monday to Friday
Pay: Competitive Salary + Commission/Bonuses 401(k) with 4% matching
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