UI/UX Design Internship

The post presents this as hands-on exposure to real digital design projects, done remotely alongside a team. The duties it lists:

• Help produce interfaces that are easy to use, accessible and pleasing to look at.
• Assist with wireframes, user flows, mockups and prototypes, and with repeated design revisions.
• Bring core UI/UX principles into project work so digital products work better for users.
• Work out what each project needs, take feedback on board and polish design concepts with the team.
• Use Figma, or a comparable tool, to get ideas across and prepare design assets.
• Follow current design trends and put forward creative suggestions when the team discusses work.

The post is aimed at students, freshers and emerging UI/UX professionals. Professional experience is not required.

• You should know the basics of user interface and user experience design.
• Some comfort with Figma, or a different digital design tool, is preferred rather than compulsory.
• The post looks for creativity, care with detail, eagerness to learn and a good response to feedback.
• You must be able to stay for the whole three months.

The work is remote, so where you live does not limit you.

• It helps to keep a few small samples ready, such as a wireframe, a user flow or a clickable prototype, so your grasp of the basics is easy to see.
• If you have not used Figma, practise in it, since the post names it as a tool for sharing ideas and preparing assets.
• Be ready to explain why you made a design choice, including how accessibility shaped it.
• Show a case where feedback changed your design. The role involves refining concepts with a team, so this is relevant.
• Look at a few current products and note what you would suggest improving, as you may be asked to contribute ideas in discussions.