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Job Title: UX Designer Salary: £35-40k Location: Cheshire (on-site) Do you have a passion for user experience design and a desire to make a real difference in the protection of the construction industry? A leading construction safety company dedicated to creating innovative solutions that keep workers … in AI technology is looking for a talented UX Designer to join their growing team and play a vital role in designing intuitive and user-friendly experiences for their safety products and digital platforms. In this role, you'll be responsible for: Understanding user needs: Conducting user research to understand the needs and pain points of construction workers, safety managers, and other stakeholders who use our products and platforms. Designing user-centered solutions: Developing intuitive and user-friendly experiences for our safety software, mobile apps, training materials, and other digital touchpoints. Prioritising safety more »

more than sitting! Here are just a few of the things youll be getting up to: Leading end to end UX design process: including research, journey mapping, wireframing and prototyping, along with user testing to create compelling user experiences with captivating and intuitive interfaces Navigatingthrough complex challenges … with cross functional teams, updating experiences into intuitive, simple solutions Utilisinginsight from Google Analytics and other software such as Content Square, alongside qualitative research tools such as User Zoom to influence designs, identify opportunities and validate solutions Presenting ideas and concepts to stakeholders; articulating design decisions effectively, anticipating … be adept in Figma and other design tools, demonstrating a proactive approach in driving industry trends forward. Their skill set should include proficiency in user research, testing, and requirements gathering, along with a solid understanding of responsive design and CMS platforms like Bloomreach. Additionally, they should excel in more »