Designs intuitive, accessible website experiences by mapping user flows, developing information architecture, creating wireframes and prototypes, and conducting user research and usability testing. The role includes interviewing users, creating personas and empathy maps, identifying user needs, testing concepts, and collaborating with developers to implement improvements aligned with accessibility standards.
This is a remote position.
We do have a job opening for UX Designer for our direct client State Of MN. The position details are given below:
Note- This position is REMOTE only for who is local to U.S. Only Local U.S. applicants can apply for this role
Job Description:Role:
- Owns the structure, flow, and usability of the website.
- Conducts user research (if needed), creates wireframes, prototypes, and user journeys.
- Focuses on how users interact with the site and ensures the experience is intuitive and logical.
Responsibilities:
- Mapping user flows, designing information architecture, usability testing, and collaborating with developers for implementation
User Research & Discovery:
- Interview users, run surveys, observe behavior
- Build personas and empathy maps
- Identify user needs, motivations, and pain points
- Conduct early concept testing using simple prototypes or mockups
- Determine accessibility needs and constraints
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Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with designing websites
- Experience conducting user research and usability testing
- Experience creating user journeys and site maps
- Experience improving website navigation and accessibility
- Experience analyzing user feedback and making design improvements
- Designing websites that meet accessibility standards (WCAG)
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