The UI/UX Designer will create user-centered designs for eCommerce websites, collaborating with teams to enhance user experiences while establishing design processes.
Are you looking for an opportunity to make an incredible impact in the world of socially conscious brands?
Lucyd is a social advertising agency, specializing in compliant advertising for emerging wellness brands, including cannabis, adaptogens, and functional wellness products. Our mission is to reduce human suffering and maximize human potential by facilitating the distribution of Conscious Compounds™.
We are currently seeking a strong UI/UX Designer who will be pivotal in translating concepts into functional and aesthetically pleasing user interfaces and experiences. This role demands a creative yet analytical approach to design, focusing on delivering user-centric solutions that are optimized for performance and engagement across various devices.
Ready to elevate your career? We're excited to hear from you.
What You Bring to the Table
- 3-5 years of UX/UI design experience, ideally within DTC brands and/or digital agencies.
- Strong portfolio demonstrating expertise in eCommerce UI and landing page design.
- Proven ability to communicate design processes, ideas, and solutions clearly and effectively to teams and clients.
- Experience leading design projects and collaborating in a distributed team environment.
- Experience in eCommerce web design and understanding of CRO principles.
- Proficiency in UX software such as Figma, and other prototyping tools.
- Understanding of basic HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript is preferred.
Key Responsibilities
- Create seamless user experiences across on eCommerce websites and landing pages, encompassing everything from initial concept sitemaps to high-fidelity mockups.
- Collaborate closely with project managers, developers, and other stakeholders to identify design problems and deliver strategic, user-centered solutions that enhance user engagement and satisfaction.
- Continuously iterate on design projects based on user feedback and testing, ensuring optimal usability and adherence to the latest best practices in UX/UI design.
Success Roadmap
In the First 30 Days
- Acclimate to the team and existing projects.
- Begin contributing to ongoing design tasks, absorbing the company’s design philosophy and tools.
- Start engaging with key stakeholders to understand their requirements and expectations.
Within 60 Days
- Take ownership of specific design projects, focusing on delivering wireframes and prototypes while collaborating closely with the development team to ensure technical feasibility and user-centric design.
By the 90-Day Mark
- Implement feedback mechanisms to refine designs based on user testing and stakeholder input, demonstrating an ability to rapidly iterate and enhance user interfaces.
Within One Year
- Drive innovation in design processes and outputs, leading to a significant uplift in client satisfaction and user interaction rates.
- Mentor others and contribute to the evolution of the company’s design standards and practices, ensuring alignment with cutting-edge UX/UI trends.
Job Type
- Full-time (40 hours per week)
- Available to work during Eastern Time
- Remote position with the potential for occasional on-site/off-site retreats
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