UX Designer – Credit Cards

Responsibilities

• Skilfully craft the end-to-end user experience, bringing together a cohesive journey step by step, creatively using components from a central design system to figure out the right balance of content and UI (User Interface) elements on screen
• Bring designs to life with a choice of prototyping software, such as Sketch / InVision / Figma / Axure / Adobe XD
• Balance business requirements with user needs – you'll be gathering user research and rationale to align partners on individual user needs.
• You’ll know when to diplomatically push back, if necessary, to act on what’s right for the customer
• Be adaptable to the technical constraints of different platforms yet still be able to give guidance on creating the best possible end user experience
• Advocate customer inclusion – what it means to make an inclusive and accessible design to be used by customers of a wide range of ages, backgrounds and technical abilities

• Minimum 5 years experience within User Experience design/Interaction Design
• Strong experience as an Interaction Designer, UX Designer (or possibly from a Visual Design background)
• Full ownership of the Interaction Design project
• Excellent prototyping and layout skills which they can articulate clearly to internal customers and development teams
• Comfortable using existing design systems, proactively recommending new ways to improve and extend them to benefit both the project and other designers
• Ability to interpret quantitative and qualitative research, and how this informs the interaction design process.
• Familiarity working in a complex landscape – ideally, you’ll have experience in financial services
• A collaborative attitude to work closely and quickly with a multi-disciplinary team
• Strong ability to see designs through to delivery – communicating with developers to ensure designs meet specifications and can be used by a broad range of users of all backgrounds, ages and abilities
• Strong advocacy of customer inclusivity and accessibility