GTC Recruitment
Interaction Designer

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Interaction Designer – £650 per day | Inside IR35 | Hybrid- 2 days per week | 6 Months | BPSS
Location: National, travel to closest office - 2 days per week
We’re looking for an experienced Interaction Designer to join a high-profile digital programme on a 6-month contract. This is a great opportunity for a designer with strong web design, interaction design and accessibility experience who enjoys working on public-facing, content-rich digital experiences.
The Role
You’ll work as part of a multidisciplinary team to design and improve accessible, responsive and user-friendly websites and digital services. You’ll be involved in both live service improvements and future-facing platform development, helping teams turn user research and content requirements into clear, practical design solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Design engaging, accessible and responsive public-facing websites.
- Create user journeys, page structures, navigation and task flows.
- Produce wireframes, prototypes and high-fidelity designs using Figma.
- Work with content management systems and website editors.
- Translate user research and content requirements into effective design solutions.
- Work closely with Product Managers, Delivery Managers, User Researchers, Content Designers, Developers and Accessibility Specialists.
- Support usability testing and iterate designs based on feedback and research.
- Maintain organised Figma files, reusable design assets and design documentation.
- Contribute to improving existing services, developing new platforms and addressing design debt.
- Balance visual design, usability and accessibility across different devices and user needs.
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About You
You’ll need:
- Strong experience designing public-facing websites, particularly content-heavy, campaign or recruitment-style sites.
- Experience designing for CMS platforms, such as WordPress, or working closely with website editors.
- Strong understanding of responsive, accessible and user-centred web design.
- Experience designing clear user journeys, information structures, navigation and task flows.
- Strong Figma skills, including prototyping and maintaining reusable design assets.
- Experience working with multidisciplinary digital teams.
- The ability to turn research and content needs into practical design improvements.
- Experience testing, iterating and refining designs.
- A good understanding of accessibility and inclusive design principles.
- Confidence balancing usability and visual design, particularly for websites that need to feel distinct from standard GOV.UK patterns.


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