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Motion Graphic Designer

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Product Motion Designer | Mobile Apps | Figma Prototyping | Global FinTech
Location: London (5 days onsite)
Contract: Initial 3 months, likely extension
Day Rate: £400-£450 per day via Umbrella
Sector: FinTech / Digital Product
We're partnering with a global FinTech organisation looking for a Product Motion Designer to join a high-profile digital product team.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Motion Designer who has evolved into the digital product space, applying motion thinking to mobile apps, user journeys and digital experiences rather than traditional video, social or marketing content.
Motion remains central to the role, but you'll also understand how movement influences usability, engagement and navigation across modern digital products.
What we're looking for
We're interested in Motion Designers who can demonstrate experience creating motion within:
- Mobile applications
- Digital products or web-based platforms
- Mobile-first motion design
- User interfaces and digital experiences
You'll be comfortable using Figma to prototype interactions, showcasing how motion supports user experience through transitions, behaviours and micro-interactions.
This role would suit someone whose background may include:
- Product Motion Designer
- UI Motion Designer
- UX Motion Designer
- Digital Motion Designer
- Mobile Motion Designer
- Interaction Designer with a strong motion focus
The Role
You'll help shape how users experience motion throughout a large-scale digital product ecosystem.
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Examples of the work include:
- Mobile app transitions
- Navigation and wayfinding behaviours
- Loading states and feedback loops
- Micro-interactions
- Onboarding experiences
- Screen-to-screen transitions
- Scroll behaviours
- Component animations
- Motion systems and principles
- Interactive prototypes
You'll collaborate closely with Product Designers, UX teams and Developers, helping bring motion concepts from prototype through to production.
Key Responsibilities
- Design engaging motion experiences for digital products and mobile applications
- Create interaction prototypes using Figma
- Develop micro-interactions, transitions and behavioural patterns
- Define motion principles and interaction guidelines
- Partner with Product, UX and Engineering teams
- Present concepts and explain design decisions to stakeholders
- Support implementation by working closely with development teams
- Create work that is practical, scalable and production-ready
About You
- Strong background in motion design with clear digital product experience
- Demonstrable experience designing motion for apps, platforms or digital products
- Strong Figma skills, including prototyping
- Strong understanding of interaction design principles
- Able to explain the purpose behind motion and behavioural design choices
- Experience collaborating within product and technology teams
- Comfortable presenting work and discussing process
- Available for an initial 3-month contract
- Able to work onsite in London five days per week


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Portfolio Requirements
To be considered, your portfolio should demonstrate:
- Motion within digital projects or mobile apps
- Prototypes and interaction flows (ideally Figma based)
- UI transitions and micro-interactions
- Mobile-first experiences
- Work that progressed into production
Examples of particularly relevant work include:
- Banking or FinTech apps
- Consumer mobile apps
- E-commerce platforms
- Digital services
- Technology products
Please note: portfolios focused purely on brand animation, social content, video production, advertising campaigns or showreel work are unlikely to be suitable unless accompanied by clear digital product and app-based motion examples.
Before Applying
Please ensure you:
- Are UK-based and authorised to work in the UK
- Can commute to London five days per week
- Are available to start within the next 2-4 weeks
- Are comfortable with the advertised day rate (£400-£450 per day via Umbrella)
- Can provide relevant product motion and Figma-based examples
Application
Please send:
- CV
- Portfolio/website link
- Availability
- Day rate
When applying, please highlight 2-3 relevant examples featuring mobile apps, product motion, interaction design, Figma prototyping, UI transitions or micro-interactions.
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