2 Permanent UX Designer Jobs in West London

Lead UX/UI Web Designer **Location:** Uxbridge, London, UK (Hybrid working) **About the company:** My client is a luxury consumer goods company, who are committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences through their digital platforms. As part of their ongoing growth, they are seeking a talented Lead … UX/UI Web Designer to join their dynamic team. **Role Summary:** As the Lead UX/UI Web Designer, you will spearhead the design efforts across our web platforms, collaborating closely with the Senior Manager for Ecommerce and Customer Experience, as well as … conversion paths through wireframing and prototyping. Collaborating with cross-functional teams to conceptualise and execute design solutions. Mentoring and supporting junior members of the UX design team. Conducting competitive analysis and identifying areas for improvement. Adhering to design standards, guidelines, and best practices. ** Skills and Experience Required:** 5+ years more »

for the people who could use our products and providing insights for relevant user touchpoints along each journey. ● Provide creative thought leadership and drive UX design solutions by combining industry best practices with your own expertise and insight about human behaviour. ● Lead design teams in ideation and concept explorations … Consumer Insights team of researchers. ● Work cross-functionally with teams in different time zones, including but not limited to Consumer Insights, Growth Analytics, product UX design, product UI design, product management, content strategy, and marketing. ● Generate and share insights that both fuel ideation and evaluate designs. What youll bring … Experience conducting user research studies helpful. ● Seasoned design leadership skills with relentlessly high standards, and deep operational knowledge and expertise in every aspect of UX and product design. ● Strong collaboration, communication, and presentation skills. You are able to tactfully articulate your point-of-view, engage in fact-based discourse more »