Digital Designer (UX) & Creative

Posted 2 days ago

axelon servicesTampa (FL)
Web and Digital Interface DesignersAdvertising Agencies

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Job TitleSummary:Location: Tampa, FLDuration: 6 MonthsResponsibilities:Produce digital designs in Figma for web pages, emails, banners, and marketing creative from brief to routing-ready asset.Convert and rebuild legacy Adobe XD files into clean, well-structured Figma files that follow our components, layouts, and naming conventions.Apply UX best practices to design work: understand and map user flows, and design experiences that are intuitive, accessible, and on-brand.Make thoughtful design recommendations by flagging usability issues, inconsistencies, or opportunities to improve an experience.Use AI and emerging tools (e.g., Figma Make, Copilot, and other generative design/productivity tools) to speed up production and prototyping.Build and maintain reusable components and contribute to our design system and file structure/version-control standards.Support routing, proofing, and final release of creative assets, collaborating closely with designers, content developers, and strategy partners.Participate in team feedback, help sessions, and onboarding modules to continuously build your craft.Requirements:Experience in any design capacity (digital, UX/UI, graphic, web, or marketing design).Complex design fluency.Hands-on proficiency in Figma; ability to build, organize, and iterate design files.Experience converting or rebuilding Adobe XD files (or comparable file-migration/rework experience).Working knowledge of UX principles and user flows; able to translate requirements into usable designs.Comfort and curiosity with AI and emerging design/productivity tools.Strong eye for visual detail, consistency, and brand alignment.Clear communication and the ability to give and receive design feedback.Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Design, UX, a related field, or equivalent practical experience.

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