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UI Designer
Hybrid/London
Contract - up to £390 a day (inside IR35)
Full time (part time also considered)
We have an urgent requirement for a Digital/UI Designer to join a well-known consumer brand.
Working as part of a collaborative digital team, you'll play a key role in designing and optimising ecommerce journeys, supporting experimentation initiatives and delivering high-quality UI solutions across a range of customer touchpoints. This will be up to a 6 month contract and is a hybrid role based in London.
What you will be doing:
- Design and optimise customer-facing web experiences across the ecommerce platform
- Create intuitive, engaging UI designs that improve usability, customer engagement and conversion
- Support Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) initiatives through A/B testing and experimentation
- Design landing pages, promotional campaigns and merchandising experiences that deliver measurable results
- Work closely with Ecommerce, Product, Marketing and CRM teams to deliver customer-focused digital experiences
- Use customer insight, behavioural data and analytics to inform design decisions and continuous improvement
- Contribute to the development and evolution of a scalable design system and reusable UI components
- Ensure all designs meet brand guidelines while maintaining a high standard of visual quality and consistency
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- Strong background in web design, UI design and digital optimisation
- Experience supporting Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) programmes and A/B testing
- Good understanding of customer journeys, user behavior and digital best practice
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to collaborate across Product, Marketing, Ecommerce and Technology teams
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