UI UX Designer - Remote - UK Residents only

Are you into football, read sports content online, and have experience in UI UX?

Yes? This may well be the ideal job for you. A UI UX Designer is required, fully remote, to join a rapidly growing and hugely successful digital marketing and technology consultancy as they drive expansion across their products, services and international territories. A starting salary of between £25,000 and £35,000 is on offer with a bi-annual bonus, 25 days holiday, training, prestige events, and a host of other great benefits are on offer complementing a truly exciting career opportunity.

As one of the biggest sports betting digital publishers in the UK and South America, with an audience of nearly 5million and plans to expand further, they are on a mission is to create the best sports websites in the world and are well on the way to achieving it. This is a perfect time for a creative User Experience professional to contribute to a thriving web business at... a very exciting upwards phase in the company's nine year history.

In the role of UI UX Designer you'll dream up innovative, user-centred web designs with exquisite attention to detail, ensuring every visitor move is anticipated and planned for to max the user experience and conversions.

Day to day, you'll prepare and organise the digital assets, create interactive prototypes, and build wireframes and user flows to deliver compelling digital experiences. You'll work closely with the product manager, designers and developers to help bring your ideas to life, before helping them get the final product through testing ready for launch.

The ideal UI UX Designer will into football and sports in general, be skilled in Adobe CC, and have some experience of creating design systems and component libraries using Figma. You'll be ready to showcase a creative and varied portfolio of work offering examples of considered UX-led decisions and, ideally, showing a 'mobile first' approach, as this will be an important element of this role.

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