UX/UI Designer

November 5, 2026

Hybrid

Senior

London, United Kingdom

Indeed

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Mandatory office attendance
3 days per week

Description

UX/UI Designer at an app development studio in Central London, working on consumer-facing apps used by hundreds of thousands of active people. The role covers the full design cycle from user journeys, wireframes and high-fidelity designs to project-wide design systems, in close collaboration with engineers and QA. Clients range from startups to established businesses, and the studio emphasises detail, analytics-driven design and modern platform guidelines.

Responsibilities

Working directly with clients to turn their challenges, briefs and ideas into user journeys, wireframes, high fidelity designs and functional specifications
Taking high levels of autonomy over design direction across multiple projects, creating and evolving project-wide Design Systems
Working closely with engineers and QA to ensure high quality implementations
Keeping up with modern design standards from the industry such as Android/iOS design guidelines
Using analytics to measure effectiveness of design changes and determine design priorities
Analysing clients' internal systems and processes, looking for opportunities for digital transformation and automation
Collaborating with other designers on the team and helping define the team's processes and culture

Requirements

Significant experience designing interactive applications, including complex data-heavy products
A strong grasp of design fundamentals (colour, typography, layout, etc.)
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Not afraid to think outside the box and experiment with new styles and design patterns
Proficiency with Figma
Experience using AI to speed up manual workflows
Understanding of technical constraints, APIs and data models to be able to design around them
Experience using analytics software to derive insights
Bonus: experience with adjacent design areas such as vector illustration, animation or game design