UI/UX Designer (part time)

As a UI/UX Designer at Polemos, your responsibilities will include conducting a comprehensive review of our current platform to identify areas for improvement, implementing a redesign that enhances usability, and creating user-friendly interfaces for new features. You’ll also be involved in conducting user testing, integrating feedback into design processes, and ensuring all design elements are aligned with the Polemos brand.

To qualify for the UI/UX Designer position at Polemos, you should have proven experience in UI/UX design with a strong portfolio showcasing your work on platform or application redesigns. Proficiency in design tools like Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD is essential, along with an understanding of user-centered design principles. Familiarity with web3, gaming, or blockchain ecosystems is also a plus.

While experience in web3 or gaming is preferred for the UI/UX Designer role at Polemos, it is not strictly necessary. However, having a passion for these areas and some knowledge of the ecosystems will definitely enhance your ability to design effective and engaging user experiences for our platform.

As a UI/UX Designer at Polemos, it’s important to be proficient in design tools such as Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD. Familiarity with frontend frameworks like React can also facilitate collaboration with our development team, helping to bring your designs to life more effectively.

User testing is a crucial component of the UI/UX Designer position at Polemos. You will conduct user testing sessions to gather valuable insights into the platform's usability and design. Incorporating user feedback during redesign phases ensures that our platform not only meets user expectations but also continuously evolves to enhance user satisfaction.

When asked about your design process, it's important to convey that you start with research and gathering input from users. Mention how you typically create wireframes and prototypes, test these designs with users to gather feedback, and iteratively refine your work based on insights from those tests.

In your response to user testing methods, discuss the types of testing you conduct, such as A/B testing, usability sessions, or surveys. Highlight how you incorporate feedback into the design process and provide examples of adjustments you’ve made based on user insights.

When discussing brand cohesion, describe how you familiarize yourself with the brand guidelines before starting any project. Detail your approach to ensure that your design elements reflect the brand's values and identity, using examples to demonstrate your consistent attention to aligning visual elements with brand messaging.

Provide details of a specific project that posed challenges, discussing the key obstacles you faced, how you approached the problems, and the solutions you implemented. Emphasize your problem-solving skills and adaptability in addressing unforeseen complications.

Explain your strategy for effective communication when collaborating with non-technical team members. Mention your focus on making technical concepts understandable, fostering an inclusive environment that encourages input from all team members, and ensuring alignment on project goals.

Discuss your preferred design tools, such as Figma or Adobe XD, emphasizing their advantages for collaboration, design precision, and prototyping. Sharing your experiences and specific features that enhance your workflow will help illustrate your expertise.

Articulate your methods for staying informed about UX trends, which may include following industry leaders on social media, participating in design webinars, or contributing to UX communities. Showing a proactive approach to learning not only highlights your passion for design but also demonstrates your commitment to excellence.

User research is fundamental. Speak about your methods for conducting research, including interviews and surveys, and explain how you analyze this data to inform your designs. Relate how user needs directly influence your design decisions, showcasing your user-centered approach.

When asked about prioritization, explain your approach to balancing features based on user feedback, business goals, and the overall product vision. Discuss your reliance on project management tools or frameworks to maintain organization and clarity across all projects.

Convey insights for newcomers, such as the importance of building a strong portfolio, seeking feedback on designs, and continuously learning about user-centered design principles. Encourage them to network with other designers and participate in collaborative projects to gain practical experience.