A UX designer ensures a product makes sense to the user by creating a path that logically flows from one step to the next. A UI designer ensures each page visually communicates that path. A UI, UX, and front-end web developer is responsible for applying interactive and visual design principles on websites and web applications to achieve a positive and cohesive user experience. These developers use HTML, CSS, and other design tools to achieve responsive designs.

Job Responsibilities

• Gathering and evaluating user requirements, in collaboration with product managers and engineers.
• Illustrating design ideas using storyboards, process flows, and sitemaps.
• Creating user stories, personas, and storyboards; determining information architecture and creating sitemaps.
• Creating prototypes and wireframes; conducting usability testing.
• Finding your area of interest in UX design, which is a broad discipline.
• Understanding general structure and writing style, action research design, and case study design.

Job Requirements

• Experience gathering and evaluating user requirements, in collaboration with product managers and engineers.
• Ability to illustrate design ideas using storyboards, process flows, and sitemaps.
• Experience creating user stories, personas, and storyboards; determining information architecture and creating sitemaps.
• Ability to create prototypes and wireframes; conducting usability testing.
• A willingness to find your area of interest in UX design, which is a broad discipline.
• Knowledge of general structure and writing style, action research design, and case study design.

Skills & Experience

• Experience gathering and evaluating user requirements, in collaboration with product managers and engineers.
• Ability to illustrate design ideas using storyboards, process flows, and sitemaps.
• Experience creating user stories, personas, and storyboards; determining information architecture and creating sitemaps.
• Ability to create prototypes and wireframes; conducting usability testing.
• A willingness to find your area of interest in UX design, which is a broad discipline.
• Knowledge of general structure and writing style, action research design, and case study design.