UI/UX Designer
$80,001 per year
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80,001 per year
About the role
- Component-Driven Design: Developing structural wireframes, mockups, and task flows tailored for component-based front-end frameworks like Angular and/or React.
- Developer Collaboration: Partnering closely with engineering teams to ensure wireframes align with framework constraints, maximizing component reusability and reducing development friction.
- Technical Handoffs: Delivering precise design handoffs, component specifications, and interactive prototypes that map clearly to front-end development structures.
- Developing and maintaining design wire-frames and specifications
- Collaborating with visual designers and creative directors to incorporate brand identity
- Communicating screen designs, interaction models, end-to-end experiences, and the target audience to other members of the project team
- Considering the human-computer interface element of a design
- Comparing the user experience of existing applications and working to design better alternatives
- Keeping current with industry trends and competitor products, and communicating design prototypes and ideas to developers
- Working with development teams to design and implement attractive designs while maintaining consistency
- Developing task flows and wireframes based on user needs
- QualificationsRequired Skills and Experience
- Bachelor’s degree with 5+ years of relevant experience.
- Must be able to create a design from scratch and critique/improve a design
- Must have experience with Figma and Framer to create wireframes and prototypes.
- Previous development experience in HTML/CSS/Javascript is required.
- Framework Familiarity: Strong understanding of UI/UX design patterns for modern front-end frameworks, specifically Angular (or Angular Material) and React.
- Technical Wireframing: Expert proficiency in high-utility wireframing and prototyping tools (Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD) with a focus on logical layout hierarchy.
- Front-End Literacy: Solid conceptual understanding of modern web technologies (HTML5, CSS3/SASS, and responsive layouts like Flexbox/Grid) to guarantee design feasibility.
- Experience in Adobe, Sketch, Jira, Confluence, Wireframing Tools.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills with proven ability to present concepts, ideas, and insights to the project team and clients.
- Familiarity with information architecture and interaction design.
- Background in project research and management, and a strong portfolio of design projects.
- Solid understanding of user experience design fundamentals, such as rules of typography and data visualization techniques.
- Must be self-motivated and take initiative to continually meet with team leads.
- Demonstrate analytical capability and strong Microsoft Excel Skills.
- Strong writing and presentation skills.
- Flexibility to work in a constantly changing environment.
- Customer Requirements
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