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David Careers

UI /UX designer

Posted 4 days ago

jconnect infotechSpring Valley (NY)
Web and Digital Interface DesignersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$62/hr

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About the role

UX Designer Type of Hire: W2 contract permanent
Role: UX Designer
Location: Hybrid in Spring Valley NY.
Onsite: HYBRID 2/3 days on site 12+ months Contract with extensive possibility to extend
Pay Rage- $62/hr on w2 maxMUST HAVE SKILLS (Most Important): Information architecture, Experience with enterprise-level use cases and user interfaces, Wireframing and rapid prototyping, Experience with UI component libraries and collaboration with front-end developers
Responsibilities:
  • Investigating user experience design requirements for our suite of digital assets.
  • Developing and conceptualizing a comprehensive UI/UX design strategy for the brand.
  • Producing high-quality UX design solutions through wireframes, visual and graphic designs, flow diagrams, storyboards, site maps, and prototypes.
  • Designing UI elements and tools such as navigation menus, search boxes, tabs, and widgets for our digital assets.
  • Testing UI elements such as CTAs, banners, page layouts, page designs, page flows, and target links for landing pages.
  • SkillsIf interested response this mail with your updated resume with below mentioned details :Full Name ( As per SSN):LinkedIn url
  • Contact#:Primary E-mail ID:Current location:
  • VISA Status:
  • How soon you can join:
  • Willing to Relocate [Y/N]:Expected Salary
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