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User Experience Designer

London
£38.5k – £47k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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UX Designer

Salary: £38,500–£47,000 per annum

Location: London

Working Arrangement: Candidates must be able to work on-site at an office or client location at least 2 days per week, depending on client requirements

Contract: Full-time

Overview

Our client is a digital consultancy seeking a UX Designer to work within multidisciplinary Agile teams, designing user-centred digital services and experiences.

The role will involve using user research, data, and testing to inform design decisions, creating end-to-end user journeys and supporting clients in applying effective UX design approaches.

The successful candidate will work closely with researchers, designers, product colleagues, developers, and stakeholders to test, iterate, and improve services.

Responsibilities

  • Work within multidisciplinary Agile teams using a people-centred design approach.
  • Design end-to-end user journeys that create effective user experiences.
  • Use user research and performance metrics to identify pain points and improve designs.
  • Produce user journey maps, sitemaps, navigation structures, and annotated wireframes.
  • Support user researchers with usability testing.
  • Run workshops with team members and stakeholders.
  • Share UX design best practice with colleagues.
  • Advise clients on user-centred design approaches.
  • Test and iterate designs based on user needs and feedback.

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Requirements

  • Knowledge of emerging design, UX, and technology trends, with an interest in investigating and developing new approaches.
  • Strong ability to recognise and anticipate user interactions and use cases, including standard, edge, and exceptional scenarios.
  • Strong understanding of UX design for mobile and web.
  • Demonstrable UX design skills and relevant examples of work.
  • Experience using rapid prototyping tools such as Sketch and InVision.
  • Strong consultancy skills and ability to understand client needs and motivations.
  • Ability to share UX skills and knowledge with clients to support continued iteration and improvement.

Benefits

  • Contributory pension scheme with a 6% employer contribution and 2% employee contribution.
  • 25 days’ annual leave plus UK public holidays.
  • Employee discount platform.
  • Critical illness cover.
  • Life assurance and death-in-service cover.
  • Volunteer days.
  • Cycle-to-Work scheme.
  • Salary sacrifice electric vehicle scheme.
  • Season ticket loans.
  • Financial and general wellbeing sessions.
  • Flexible benefits options including private health cover.
  • Flexible benefits options including private dental cover.
  • Additional company pension contributions through the flexible benefits scheme.
  • Option for up to 2 additional days of holiday through the flexible benefits scheme.
  • Wellbeing contribution.
  • Charity contributions.
  • Tree planting.
  • Relocation support of up to £8,000, subject to terms and conditions.

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Candidates must be located within reasonable travelling distance of an office and be willing to travel to office or client locations where required.

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Skills

User Experience Design
User Research
Rapid Prototyping
User Journey Mapping
Wireframing
Usability Testing
Sitemaps
Agile Methodology
Sketch
InVision
Consultancy Skills
Mobile Design
Web Design
Stakeholder Management
Interaction Design
People-Centred Design

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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