Senior UI Designer

As a Senior UI Designer at Easygo, you'll develop intuitive user interfaces for our digital products, focusing on creating enjoyable user experiences. Your responsibilities will include collaborating with designers and stakeholders, conducting user research, and ensuring responsive designs across platforms. You will also define design components, create prototypes, and advocate for user-centered design principles.

To qualify for the Senior UI Designer role at Easygo, you should have a minimum of 5 years of experience in UI/Product design, proficiency in design tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite, and a solid understanding of user-centered design principles. A portfolio that showcases your design work and strong communication skills are also essential. Experience in Agile environments and designing for mobile apps can be advantageous.

The work culture at Easygo is vibrant and supportive, offering a collaborative environment filled with opportunities for creativity. As a Senior UI Designer, you'll enjoy fun office perks like pool tables and massage Wednesdays, along with a strong focus on employee wellness and learning. Team budgets for lunches and activities also foster a sense of community and appreciation among employees.

Easygo supports the professional development of Senior UI Designers through a comprehensive learning and development platform that offers over 9,000 courses. Additionally, they encourage participation in design sprints and workshops, ensuring that you continuously grow in your role while exploring new skills and methodologies to enhance your design craft.

The Senior UI Designer at Easygo has a significant impact on the products, as you will shape the visual identity and interactive experiences of our offerings. Your designs will directly influence user engagement and satisfaction, ensuring our products not only meet business goals but also resonate with our users, leading to their success in a competitive iGaming industry.

In your response, outline your approach to understanding user needs, conducting research, brainstorming solutions, and prototyping. Mention how you collaborate with team members and stakeholders throughout the process to ensure that the design meets both user expectations and business goals.

Be prepared to discuss your proficiency with tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite. Explain how these tools support your design process, from wireframing to prototyping, and why you find them effective for creating user-centered designs.

Your answer can demonstrate your continuous learning approach. Mention subscribing to design websites, attending workshops, or joining professional communities. Talk about specific trends that have recently influenced your work, highlighting your adaptability.

Explain the methodologies you use for user research, such as surveys, usability testing, or interviews. Discuss how you analyze the data collected and incorporate findings into your designs, emphasizing your commitment to user-centered design principles.

Provide a specific example where you had to explain your design rationale to stakeholders or team members. Highlight your communication skills, how you gathered feedback, and the impact your advocacy had on the final product.

Discuss your understanding of accessibility best practices and how you implement them in your designs. You might mention using color contrast analyzers, creating alternative text for images, and ensuring navigability for users with disabilities.

In your response, mention aspects like screen size, touch interactions, and platform guidelines (iOS/Android). Explain how you adapt your design process to ensure a seamless user experience across different mobile devices.

Choose a project that showcases your problem-solving skills. Describe the challenges faced, your approach to finding solutions, and the positive outcomes achieved through your design efforts.

Talk about your collaborative approach with developers, including regular check-ins, contributions to the development process, and how you provide design specifications to ensure the final product meets your design vision.

Discuss various metrics, such as user engagement, conversion rates, or feedback from usability testing. Explain how you leverage this data to iterate and improve your designs continuously.