JOB DESCRIPTION
UX DESIGNER
The look and feel of furniture and consumer electronics, as well as a product's commercial success, are greatly influenced by industrial designers. This job description outlines the necessary responsibilities and qualifications for a career in industrial design.
You will be essential to the development of outstanding user experiences for our digital goods and services as a UX Designer. In order to ensure that our products are user-friendly, aesthetically pleasing, and satisfy the demands and preferences of our target market, you will work with cross-functional teams to develop and optimize the user interface.
Key Responsibilities:
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Consumer Research
To comprehend the requirements, habits, and pain points of the target audience, conduct user research.
Conduct surveys, collect and evaluate user input, and carry out usability testing.
Make user journey maps and user personas to guide the design process. -
Knowledge Architecture:
Create sitemaps and information architecture to arrange features and content properly.
Specify the user interface's structure to improve findability and navigation. -
Prototyping and Wireframing:
Make low-fidelity prototypes and wireframes to help you visualize the early design concepts.
Iterate designs in response to teamwork and user input.
Create high-fidelity prototypes that demonstrate the appearance and feel of the user interface. -
The UI Design:
Create aesthetically pleasing and intuitive user interfaces that adhere to the brand and style standards of the business.
Provide comprehensive style guides and design requirements that are easy for developers to follow. -
Usability Evaluation:
Arrange and carry out usability testing to assess the design's efficacy.
Analyze the findings of usability tests and suggest design enhancements. -
Cooperation:
Work closely with stakeholders, product managers, developers, and other cross-functional teams.
Advocate for user-centered design principles and effectively communicate design concepts and reasoning. -
Availability:
Make ensuring that designs adhere to applicable accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG) and are accessible. -
Remain Updated:
Keep abreast with new developments in design tools and processes as well as industry trends.
Develop your knowledge and abilities in user experience design on a constant basis.
Qualifications:
- A bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, such as interaction design, human-computer interaction, or user experience design.
- A solid portfolio that highlights your design work and evidence of your experience as a UX designer.
- Proficiency with design and prototype software, such as Sketch, Adobe XD, Figma, or other programs.
- Understanding of usability testing procedures and user-centered design concepts.
- Strong interpersonal and teamwork abilities.
- Knowledge of the technology used in online and mobile development and how they affect design.
- Knowledge of accessibility norms and standards (WCAG, for example).
- Capacity to operate both individually and together.