Senior UX Designer

The Senior UX Designer at Verisign is tasked with crafting intuitive and visually engaging digital experiences. This includes creating task flows, wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity UI designs for various platforms while collaborating with other designers and developers to ensure user-centered designs align with business goals.

To apply for the Senior UX Designer role at Verisign, candidates should have a minimum of 5 years of experience in UX and visual design, proficiency in design tools such as Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud, and a deep understanding of user research methodologies and accessibility guidelines.

At Verisign, the Senior UX Designer works closely with developers throughout the design-to-development process to ensure high-quality, user-centered design work. This includes providing clear specifications for designs and engaging in open communication to facilitate seamless integration.

The Senior UX Designer should be well-versed in design tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud and have knowledge of Agile/Scrum/Kanban workflows, as well as experience with user research and data-driven design improvements, including A/B testing.

Yes, the Senior UX Designer position at Verisign offers a flexible, hybrid work schedule, allowing for a blend of in-office and remote work to support work-life balance and productivity.

When discussing your design process, highlight how you start with user research to inform your design choices, followed by ideation and wireframing. Emphasize the importance of prototyping before finalizing high-fidelity designs and how you incorporate feedback throughout the process.

To ensure your designs are user-centered, explain your approach to gather insights from user research, usability testing, and analytics, demonstrating how you incorporate user feedback into your design iterations.

Share specific examples illustrating how you’ve collaborated with developers, product managers, and other designers, focusing on how effective communication and teamwork contributed to successful outcomes.

Discuss your familiarity with accessibility guidelines, such as WCAG, and provide examples of how you've implemented these standards in past projects to create inclusive designs.

Describe a specific project that posed challenges, detailing your thought process in overcoming obstacles, your design solutions, and the impact of the final product.

Mention your dedication to professional development, such as attending workshops, participating in online courses, or following leading design publications, and how you integrate new insights into your design work.

Emphasize the value you place on feedback, explaining how you seek input from peers, stakeholders, and users to refine your designs, demonstrating adaptability and a commitment to quality.

Discuss the metrics you use, such as user engagement, conversion rates, or usability testing outcomes, to gauge the effectiveness of your designs and how you make adjustments based on data.

Share specific techniques you use for brainstorming, such as mind mapping or design sprints, to illustrate your creative process and how it leads to innovative design solutions.

Explain your approach to navigating conflicts by fostering open communication and a collaborative environment, showing your focus on data-driven decisions and user needs to guide the final design direction.