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4+ years of experience as a UX writer, tech writer, content strategist or similar. Description: Our client is currently seeking a UX Writer & Content Designer III. UX Writer & Content Designer III.
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The Creative Strategy Director will work lead a team of skilled creative strategists, graphic designers, video editors, etc. Manage and mentor a team of creative strategist, graphic designers, and video editors, providing guidance, feedback, and support to ensure the team's growth and overall success.
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Role: UX Writer. Familiarity with online UX writing technology and related products, including web and mobile UI and tools. Portfolio of UX-focused writing samples and style guidelines.
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Option 1: Bachelor’s degree in UI/UX design, graphic design, visual communication, product design, computer science, information technology, or related area and 3 years’ experience in UI/UX, interactive and visual design, electronics art, multimedia design, or related area.
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They are looking for a VOLUNTEER Graphic Designer. Some project activities will include prenatal and postpartum care and support, maternal health education, lactation support and education, prenatal and baby supplies, parenting education and support, mental health counseling, and wrap-around support services.
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Skills: graphics,html/css,logo design,ux/ui principles,communication,indesign,motion graphics,typography,video editing,design,software,adobe creative suite,visual hierarchy,branding,projects,communication skills,photoshop,print production processes,illustrator,color theory,social media,concepts.
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Proficiency in graphic design software such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign). Create engaging graphic designs for a variety of projects, including digital marketing materials, social media graphics, print collateral, and website visuals.
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Our resident illustrator, graphic artist, and sometimes photographer. We aspire to build such products at Padlet, and are looking for a Senior Product Designer to help us fulfill our aspirations.
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2+ years professional experience working on high-quality projects with engineers, product management, and UX. As a Visual & Motion Designer, you will work closely with the user experience (UX) team to shape the visual and interactive elements of Niantic's augmented reality (AR) and mapping experiences.
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Cash App is looking for a self-starting, highly cross-functional IC UX Researcher with mixed-methods expertise (leaning qualitative) to drive research initiatives across Cash App’s Commerce group.
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Graphic Designer - Remote , working in. Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, Digital Media, or a related field. Partner with UX Architects, Copywriters, and Technology team members to ensure design follows best practices, optimizes messaging, and is technically feasible.
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As Graphic Designer, you will work closely with ZBiotics’ Marketing Creative Lead to visualize a category-defining brand. You have UI/UX design experience. You can contribute quality, hands-on graphic design on day one.
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Our client, the world's leading search engine and technology company, is seeking a UX Writer. UX writers are an important part of our cross-functional team and in shaping our client photos narrative and user experience.
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Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Marketing/Advertising, Communications, Journalism, PR, Digital Media & Technology, Data Analytics, Information Technology, Graphic & UX Design, Project Management, Business Administration, or a related creative or technology field.
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Our team is a dedicated group of 20 product designers, UX researchers, and UX writers working together to build the most rewarding place to shop. This person will work alongside a Lead UX Writer to lead, define, and explore new and exciting ways to help our members feel rewarded when they shop.
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