UI/UX Designer

The work centres on websites and landing pages that are easy to use and built to convert. You would take ideas and requirements and turn them into clear user flows, then build them out as wireframes, layouts and high-fidelity designs in Figma.

Visual hierarchy, spacing systems and consistent layouts are part of the brief, as is keeping pages uniform through reusable components. You would work with developers so the final build matches the design closely, and keep refining screens based on feedback and performance insights.

The post is a bit mixed on experience. One section asks for at least 1 year in UI/UX design, and says this can be overlooked if your portfolio is strong. Another section says no experience is required. So if you are light on years, your portfolio matters more.

• A portfolio with real website or landing page work, not just concept screens
• Advanced Figma skills, which is the priority tool
• A solid grasp of UX principles, usability and layout systems
• The ability to think in structured flows and user journeys
• Experience designing for websites, landing pages or marketing funnels
• Reasoning you can explain behind your design choices
• A basic idea of how designs turn into development
• Willingness to bring AI tools into your design workflow

• Lead with shipped or realistic website and landing page projects, and show the wireframe, flow and final design together.
• For each project, write a few lines on why you made key choices. The post stresses logic and user thinking.
• Show a reusable component set or simple design system in Figma, since consistency across pages is part of the work.
• Be ready to say how you handed a design to a developer and what you checked afterwards.
• Have one or two examples of how you used an AI tool in your process, and what you changed by hand.