Sr. UI/UX Designer

Remote
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Experienced

Sr. UI/UX Designer

 

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Promet Source is looking for an experienced UI/UX Designer to work on our team remotely from the USA! The ideal candidate will be familiar with applying user experience best practices to web design for complex websites and enterprise software for both mobile and desktop. Experience working collaboratively with clients, developers, project managers, and other designers in an agency environment is beneficial. The Sr. UI/UX Designer receives direction from the Director of UI/UX and will deliver within scheduled deadlines. We are looking for someone who is able to push projects creatively with a strong root in strategic UX decisions.

We are a team of well-rounded creatives focused on complex web design and digital experiences for large organizations.

The designer may work remotely from their home office for contractually for approximately 20 hours per week while attending remote meetings with the team.

Requirements and skills:

  • Experience with Figma
  • Portfolio or examples of original work, demonstrating strong understanding of user experience best practices on desktop and mobile devices
  • Outstanding layout design, composition, and color theory skills
  • Experience with User Experience: wireframes, site maps, flow diagrams, content schemes, usability testing, specifications documentation
  • Understanding of modern web technologies: Drupal, CSS, HTML, and responsive design
  • Knowledge of WCAG web accessibility guidelines for web design is required
  • Awareness of web trends and UI controls for organization and simplification of complex information
  • Creative and independent problem solving while maintaining provided brand standards
  • Ability to follow and execute under direction within stated deadlines and quick turnarounds when necessary
  • Responsive to constructive criticism with a respectful and patient style
  • Ability to thrive in a rapidly paced environment and collaborate on multiple projects
  • Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communications skills
  • Must be able to estimate project effort and produce within stated budget
  • 5+ years experience working in web design, UI/UX

Areas of specialty:

  • User Experience (wireframes, flow diagrams)
  • User Interface and Web Design
  • Iconography and Typography
  • Information Architecture
  • Mobile Application Design
  • Design for Web Accessibility 
  • HTML is a plus
  • Stakeholder workshop experience a big plus
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