Remote UI/UX Designer Vacancy: Job Pays in Dollars

A remote growth-focused team is hiring a talented and data-driven UI/UX Designer to help create websites, landing pages, and user experiences that are not only visually strong but also designed to improve conversion.

The ideal candidate understands how design decisions influence user behaviour and can use data, testing, and user insights to improve digital experiences.

This is a fully remote opportunity open to candidates worldwide.

Key Responsibilities

• Design websites, landing pages, and user experience flows using Figma.
• Create wireframes and interactive prototypes that clearly map user journeys.
• Apply strong visual hierarchy and responsive design principles across devices.
• Identify UX and conversion challenges using funnel data, heatmaps, and session recordings.
• Develop conversion hypotheses based on proposed design changes.
• Structure and prioritise A/B tests based on business and user objectives.
• Define clear success metrics for design and conversion experiments.
• Optimise calls-to-action, landing pages, and other key conversion elements based on test results.
• Analyse test outcomes and communicate what was tested, what worked, and why.
• Collaborate with team members to translate business and user requirements into effective digital experiences.

Requirements

Applicants should have:

• At least 2 years of UI/UX design experience.
• Proven experience designing websites and landing pages.
• Strong wireframing and UX flow skills.
• Excellent understanding of responsive design.
• Proficiency in Figma.
• Strong visual hierarchy and interface design skills.
• Experience creating prototypes and interactive user flows.
• The ability to explain and defend design decisions from a conversion and business perspective.
• A portfolio demonstrating relevant UI/UX and web design work.

Who This Role Is For

This opportunity is suited to a designer who goes beyond aesthetics and understands the relationship between design, user behaviour, experimentation, and conversion.

You should be comfortable using evidence and testing to improve your design decisions rather than relying solely on personal preference.