Senior UX/UI Designer

Kings Langley, Hertfordshire
Experis Ltd

An established design studio working in the entertainment and media industries is currently seeking an experienced Senior UX/UI Designer to lead and build a design team with their company.

The salary is between £60-£70,000 PA, and this is a fully remote opportunity. Our client is not just about creating technology – it’s about creating a digital experience Supported by the wider team, you’ll take ideas and translate them into really smart and intuitive user journeys and wireframes – and then design beautiful interfaces around them. Working closely with the Executive Creative Director, the Senior Designer will lead both UX and creative output on multiple projects, across a variety of industries. The role will be hands-on and self-propelled – but you’ll also have ample support.

• Work with the ECD and internal team to find innovative ways of solving our client’s challenges – by looking at the brand, their customers, their objectives, and the world around us. This might include research, testing, as well as drawing on your UX experience.
• Help the ECD pitch those ideas to our clients – including finding the best way to describe the user journey.
• Transform those ideas into workable wireframes – again explaining your thought
• processes as you go.
• Design a beautiful interface that encapsulates the brand/product.
• Collaborate with the tech team to bring those designs to life.
• Help and support other designers, both full time and freelance, at a senior level.
• Bring junior designers on to raise.
• Some ad-hoc graphics including illustrations, logos, layouts, photos for social media, merchandise, and other items.

About You

• At least 5 years’ experience, working as a designer and/or UX expert in an agency environment.
• An online portfolio of beautiful, immersive designs, that encapsulate a brand’s essence.
• You know how to take insights from research and analysis to synthesis – creating great user experiences.

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