A design here is finished when the numbers say so. Our clients pay for enquiries, sales and bookings, and the pages you design are measured on them. That makes the work more interesting, not less: you get to see what people actually did, and change it.
You will design marketing sites, e-commerce, client portals and internal software, from the first sketch to the handover to a developer who sits next to you. Usability testing is one of our services, so you will run sessions as well as design for them.
What you will be doing
- Design websites, e-commerce flows and software screens in Figma, from wireframe to production-ready.
- Run usability tests and turn what you saw into changes.
- Work with the analyst on A/B tests, and design the variants.
- Keep accessibility in the design, not bolted on after: contrast, focus, structure, forms.
- Hand over to developers with the detail they need and nothing they do not.
What you will need
- At least five years of commercial work in this field that you can show us. We promise clients that everyone on their project has that, so it is not negotiable.
- A portfolio of shipped work with the results, not only the mock-ups.
- Figma in daily use, and the discipline of a component library.
- Understanding of HTML and CSS, so your designs cost what you think they cost.
- Writing. Interface copy is design, and you will write it.
Useful, not required
- E-commerce design where you saw the conversion data.
- WCAG 2.2 in practice, including testing with assistive technology.
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