Position: Middle UI/UX Designer
Company: VITech
Category: Design
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper
Published: 2021-11-01T00:00:00+02:00

UX Design often includes User Interface (UI) Design, which refers to the aesthetic of elements by which people interact with a product. While User Experience (UX) is the experience of a person interacting with a product or service, UX Design is the process by which we determine what that experience will be.

We`d like you to focus on the entire end-to-end journey of a user’s interaction with a product/service, either graphical or not, and to identify new opportunities for the product and business.

Objectives and Responsibilities:
Identify user and business needs: plan and conduct business domain and user research.
Analyze and report research results, interpret them to a set of prioritised requirements.
Define product information architecture and interpret it to a navigation system with good findability.
Create wireframes and high-fidelity UI and prototypes (with accessibility in mind) that illustrate key product interactions.
Plan, design, and conduct usability tests to ensure that solutions solve users’ issues well.
Analyze and report usability test results, translate these results to project requirements.
Create design systems and interaction patterns to ensure brand, visual and interactive cohesion across products, platforms, and scenarios.
Communicate design ideas and prototypes to developers
Control the quality of realisation of design.

Skills and Qualifications:
Understanding of research methods and having practical skills to conduct them.
Analytical and system thinking skills
Understanding the basics and basic conclusions of cognitive psychology, understanding the human’s behaviour and perception of information
Interpersonal skills:
curiosity, empathy, as well as open-mindedness
communication and collaboration skills
Industry skills:
knowing design and prototyping tools
understanding and ability to be integrated to most used development methodologies
understanding of computer science: networks, databases, basic programming skills.
Visual communication skills: understanding of layout, color, typography, and general design theory, as well as practical skills for using that knowledge.