UI/UX / Graphic Designer / Packaging Design

We are seeking a Graphic Designer with UI/UX design & Packaging Design experience)

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Salary is based on experience

Apply at:  www.turn.me/apply 

Responsibilities: 

• Create and review wireframes and mockups to prototype and pre-visualize designs
• Understand importance of user journey when designing wireframes and site maps
• Understanding of user-centered design principles, usability, and accessibility standards.
• Ability to understand complex problems and explore potential solutions through research and design
• Prioritize and incorporate feedback to produce user friendly and visually compelling experiences.
• Provide an extensive knowledge of UI/UX Design
• Develop wireframes, interactive prototypes, and high-fidelity visual designs to effectively communicate design concepts and interactions.
• Creating pixel-perfect mockups for development handoff
• Collaborate with the development team to ensure accurate implementation of design elements, while considering technical constraints and system limitations.
• Knows how to design using grid systems, digital style guides, and responsive/adaptive layout design
• Have the ability to look ahead of a project, and spot potential issues before they arise
• Must have extensive knowledge of Figma and Adobe Creative Suite
• Must have an understanding of asset exports for optimization of design implementation
• Exceptional communications skills, both oral and written.
• Optimize landing pages and user flows through A/B testing, data analysis, and continuous iteration to improve conversion rates, user engagement, and overall product performance.
• Analyzing usability test results and making design recommendations based on findings
• Understand the importance of padding, alignments, and use extreme meticulous measures when designing. MUST have attention to detail and an eye for consistency and spotting errors.
• Live close enough to physically come to the office (Costa Mesa)
• Understand this is a team effort and that we are not the hero. If all departments are not working well with one another, then UI/UX will also fail
• Take feedback/critique and use it to make the necessary changes.
• The Brand is most important, not us.