Interaction & Product Designer

About The Role

As an Interaction and Product Designer at TPXimpact, you will work on projects creating plans, flows, prototypes, and user interfaces that are easy to use and accessible.

As part of multidisciplinary teams, you will be able to work independently, and with other specialists to produce high-quality work that meets the needs of users. Alongside this, you will play an active role in contributing to our Interaction & Product Design practice.

• Focusing on users- working as the Interaction and Produce Designer in multidisciplinary teams deciding how product(s) will work and why, balanced against what an organisation wants to achieve
• Framing problems as hypotheses and knowing how to prioritise
• Testing assumptions, generating multiple ideas and knowing how to measure if they're successful
• Creating prototypes using technical knowledge in the right level of detail (paper, clickable and code) and testing ideas with users to help teams make product choices based on evidence
• Designing for accessibility from start to finish, meeting diverse needs to create the best possible experience for everyone
• Establishing design patterns and use existing design systems, helping to improve them
• Working with developers from discovery to live to turn designs into real products, and use feedback from users to keep improving them
• Communicating design decisions clearly, telling the story of our work and impact
• Contributing actively to our Interaction & Product Design practice, inspiring engagement and sharing
• Continuously maintaining and updating your skills and knowledge to stay current within your relevant field of expertise

• Individual utilisation: 90%

• Medium, assisting in project delivery and supporting practice-specific tasks. Able to handle limited ambiguity and adapt to changing situations with direction from more experienced colleagues.

• Support delivery and client relationships
• Contribute to practice growth (internal impact, sharing, blogging)

• Medium, assisting in project delivery and supporting practice-specific tasks. Able to handle limited ambiguity and adapt to changing situations with direction from more experienced colleagues.
• Support delivery and client relationships
• Contribute to practice growth (internal impact, sharing, blogging)
• Individual utilisation: 90%

• Contributing to product design strategy, problem framing and propositions as well as managing assumptions and using hypothesis-driven approaches
• Creating and designing prototypes using a mix of methods (such as paper, clickable and code) supporting learning and insight throughout different stages of design
• Using graphic/visual design craft composition, typography and layout to create high quality interfaces; in form and function
• Designing inclusively, meeting accessibility standards and the needs of diverse user groups
• Building proficiency in different tools to communicate intent and create visually engaging artefacts
• Working with other design disciplines to identify user needs and identify opportunities to inform design choices
• Working with developers; bridging the gap using knowledge of how the internet works (such as, HTML, CSS and JS) translating design into working software
• Using and contributing to design systems
• Facilitating activities to progress the work and present the story of change and impact
• Working in ambiguous situations to build shared understanding, with clarity and direction.

• Identifying skill gaps in junior designers or members of a client team, and working with them to develop their skills working with teams with low design maturity

• Align design work with long-term goals, vision, and product strategy
• Shape problem framing and develop product propositions that support strategic service direction
• Independently map user interactions and identify key tasks for goal achievement
• Apply information architecture, micro-interactions, design systems and graphic/visual design principles to create prototypes of the…