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Experience acquiring user data (e.g., conducting usability studies, performing user research) and creating personas and journey maps. Drive user research projects to develop the understanding of the customer and validate design choices before and after development.
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Own the design of the member experience throughout the product development process, from helping to define requirements and translating user research insights into actionable solutions, to interaction and UI design, prototyping, and visual design.
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7+ years of experience working in user experience, product, or relevant design fields. A Principal Product Designer is responsible for working closely with leadership across the company as well as cross functional partners on engineering, analytics, product management, research, and content design to drive strategic initiatives, up-level the craft and quality of our products, and work on complex systems design projects.
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Experience in service design, conducting user research through various methods, and abilities to translate research finding into tangible product feature requirements or improvements, a good illustration skill is a plus.
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Experience validating design decisions through user/usability research. User Research: Partner closely with our user research team to collaborate on and support UX research projects, using research findings to inform and refine the design system.
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You'll collaborate closely with user research, product management and engineering to design and ship experiences that make it easy for anyone to create and edit video. Own the design process from concept through to execution, iterating based on feedback and user research.
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2+ years of experience in user experience design or industry experience (corporate, software, web or agency) You will partner and collaborate closely with user research, UX writing, product management, engineering, marketing, and data science.
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Run qualitative and quantitative research cycles, gathering, analyzing, and synthesizing large amounts of user insights to translate them into design requirements and iterations. Our ideal candidate will have a strong portfolio showcasing web and mobile app design, along with experience in design systems, componentization, responsive design, accessibility, typography, color patterns, and iconography, demonstrating how these elements impact product function.
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Strong user experience design skills: understanding of information architecture, multi-step and cross-platform flows. Proven experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research to inform your design work.
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You consider yourself to be a “full stack” product designer with skills across user experience, visual design, interaction design and research. You will not only shape the aesthetic and functional aspect of our product, but also contribute significantly to our overall user experience and product strategy.
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Create user flows, wireframes, low and high-fidelity mockups, and prototypes to communicate design ideas at the appropriate level of fidelity in a collaborative manner with product, engineering, and internal stakeholders.
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Experience working with cross-functional teams (including user research, product management and engineering). 6+ years' experience in user experience design or industry experience (corporate, software, web or agency.
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At least 3-5 years of experience in content design, UX writing, or a closely related field within digital media or educational technology. User Research and Testing: Collaborate with UX researchers to gather insights about user behavior and preferences.
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Experience validating design solutions with user research, prototype testing, and quantitative methods. Partner with Product, Engineering, and Design teammates to research and design effective solutions for onchain developers.
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Job Description: UX Designer – Adobe.com ExperienceThe Challenge:The Adobe.com experience design team is seeking a User Experience Designer to work on our virtual events platform.
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