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Render images on product cards
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Add click tracking + optional redirect route
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Improve filters/search + SEO + performance

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We are looking for a skilled Hubspot engineer to optimize our current CRM set up.

We are redesigning Homestyling.se, a Swedish platform for home styling, stylists, brokers, customers and furniture rental/logistics.

We are looking for a senior UI/UX designer with very strong visual taste who can create a complete design direction in Figma for both:

the public-facing Homestyling.se website
the dynamic marketplace/application experience that will later be built in WeWeb/Supabase

This is not a basic website redesign. We want to create a modern, premium, visually strong marketplace experience with a clear Scandinavian/interior/lifestyle feel.

First scope

We want the designer to create a coherent design system and approximately 10–15 key screens, including:

Homepage
“How it works”
Stylist search/listing
Map/search experience
Stylist profile
Project/styling page
Furniture rental / warehouse flow
Booking or request flow
Customer/broker interaction flow
Logged-in dashboard / project overview
Forms and key UI components
Mobile versions of the most important screens
Deliverables

We expect:

Full Figma source files
Design system / component library
Typography, spacing, buttons, forms, cards, navigation etc.
Desktop + mobile responsive design
Clickable prototype for the most important flows
Clear developer-ready structure
Reusable components that can be implemented in both WordPress and WeWeb
Visual direction

We are looking for something that feels:

premium
modern
Scandinavian
editorial
high-end interior / real estate / lifestyle
visually clean but not generic SaaS

The platform should feel closer to a premium consumer marketplace than a traditional business system.

Technical context

Current public site is in WordPress.

The future dynamic marketplace/application layer will likely be built in WeWeb + Supabase.

The designer does not need to build the final backend, but must understand how to design for dynamic data, filtering, profiles, maps, logged-in users and marketplace workflows.

Experience with Figma is mandatory.

Experience with marketplaces, property, interiors, fashion, luxury retail, booking platforms, directories or high-end consumer products is highly preferred.

How to apply

Please send:

Your 3 best live or Figma examples only
At least one example involving:
marketplace
search/filtering
profiles
or a premium consumer website
Your availability
Estimated time to deliver the first visual direction
Your preferred working model: fixed price or hourly

Please do not send a generic portfolio with 30 projects.

We want to see your strongest work.

We’re looking for a talented UI/UX Designer with strong Figma skills to help us create modern, clean, and user-friendly digital experiences.

The project will focus primarily on UI/UX design, user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity Figma designs for web and mobile applications.

Responsibilities:

Create user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity UI designs in Figma
Design modern and intuitive web and mobile app interfaces
Create interactive prototypes for key user journeys
Develop reusable Figma components and design systems
Use Auto Layout, Variants, Components, and responsive design techniques
Improve UX and UI based on project requirements and feedback
Maintain consistency across all screens and user flows
Create responsive designs for desktop, tablet, and mobile
Collaborate with the team to understand requirements and translate them into effective designs

Requirements:

Strong experience in UI/UX Design
Advanced knowledge of Figma
Excellent understanding of UX principles and user-centered design
Strong experience with wireframing and prototyping
Experience creating responsive web and mobile designs
Good knowledge of Figma Auto Layout, Components, Variants, and Design Systems
Strong visual design and attention to detail
Ability to turn ideas and requirements into polished, professional interfaces
Ability to communicate clearly and handle design feedback

Please share your Figma portfolio and previous UI/UX projects when applying.

We need a specialist focused on Wix Studio, not Wix Classic, to help with responsive design and development work. Please apply only if you have direct experience with Wix Studio and understand how it differs from Wix Classic. We want someone who can deliver clean, functional layouts that work well across devices and support a smooth user experience. If you are not confident in Wix Studio or responsive development, please do not apply.

We’re looking for an experienced Shopify Store Designer & Developer to create or improve a high-converting eCommerce store.

You should have strong skills in Shopify design, UX/UI, responsive development, and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), with an eye for creating stores that look professional and turn visitors into customers.

What you’ll do:

Design and customize Shopify stores
Create clean, modern, mobile-responsive layouts
Improve product pages, collections, navigation, and checkout flow
Apply UX/UI and CRO best practices
Customize Shopify themes and sections
Optimize store speed and user experience
Ensure the store is conversion-focused and easy to navigate

Requirements:

Proven Shopify design/development experience
Strong understanding of eCommerce UX/UI
Knowledge of CRO and customer journey optimization
Experience with Shopify themes, Liquid, HTML/CSS, and JavaScript
Strong attention to detail
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines

I am building a consumer-facing mobile app centered on photo sharing.

The user journeys are defined and the app is in development, with a small "demo version" expected within the next month.

I have a lead designer, who has developed the basic look and feel and some of the design elements.

I am looking for at least an assistant to help build out the app. The position would begin at a minimum of 20 hours per week but could become full time.

The applicant should be able to work well on a team and have good communications skills.

Designed a modern, professional, and user-friendly website UI/UX for an automotive business focused on showcasing vehicles, services, and automotive solutions. The goal was to create a visually engaging digital experience that builds trust and makes it easy for visitors to explore vehicles and take action.

Project Goals

* Create a modern and premium automotive-focused visual style
* Improve website navigation and overall user experience
* Present vehicle information in a clear and organized way
* Create strong calls-to-action for inquiries, bookings, and test drives
* Ensure a responsive experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile

Key Pages Designed

* Homepage
* Vehicle Listing / Inventory
* Vehicle Details
* About Us
* Services
* Financing
* Contact Us
* Test Drive / Inquiry Form

UI/UX Features

* Clean and intuitive navigation
* Vehicle search and filtering
* High-impact vehicle imagery
* Detailed vehicle information sections
* Clear CTA buttons
* Service and feature highlights
* Responsive layouts
* User-friendly inquiry and contact forms

Design Approach
The design combines bold automotive imagery, strong typography, structured layouts, and a modern visual hierarchy to create a premium yet approachable experience. Every section was designed with usability, conversion, and brand consistency in mind.

Tools Used
Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

Deliverables
* Complete website UI/UX design
* Desktop and mobile designs
* High-fidelity website screens
* Interactive Figma prototype
* UI components and design system
* Developer-ready design assets

We are seeking an experienced WordPress Specialist with experience in the IT industry. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in designing modern websites, maintaining WordPress platforms, creating wireframes, and delivering exceptional UI/UX. You will play a key role in shaping visually compelling and user-friendly websites while ensuring optimal performance, responsiveness, and functionality.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design, develop, and maintain responsive websites with a focus on clean, modern, and engaging UI/UX.
• Manage and optimize WordPress websites including plugin/theme updates, troubleshooting, and performance improvements.
• Create wireframes, prototypes, and design mockups to communicate ideas and workflows.
• Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (basic knowledge preferred).
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand project requirements and deliver solutions aligned with brand guidelines.
• Implement SEO best practices in design and structure to improve site visibility.
• Ensure websites are mobile-first, cross-browser compatible, and optimized for performance.
• Provide technical support and enhancements for existing websites.

Required Skills & Qualifications:
• 6+ years of experience in IT industry with a strong focus on web design and WordPress development.
• Expertise in HTML5, CSS3, and responsive design principles.
• Proven experience in WordPress site management – themes, plugins, customizations, and troubleshooting.
• Strong understanding of UI/UX principles, wireframing, and prototyping tools (Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, or similar).
• Knowledge of cross-browser compatibility, accessibility standards, and SEO-friendly design.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills.

Nice-to-Have:
• Basic knowledge of JavaScript, PHP, or MySQL.
• Experience working with website performance optimization tools (GTmetrix, PageSpeed Insights, etc.).
• Familiarity with graphic design tools (Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.).

We’re looking for an experienced UI/UX Product Designer to design a modern, polished, and conversion-focused landing page and mobile application.

The ideal designer should have a strong understanding of UX, visual hierarchy, responsive design, and modern product interfaces. We’re looking for someone who can take requirements and turn them into a clean, professional, and user-friendly experience.

Scope of Work

Landing Page

- Modern, premium UI design
- Desktop and mobile responsive layouts
- Clear conversion-focused structure
- Strong visual hierarchy and typography
- CTA and interaction states
- Responsive design system

Mobile App

- Complete UI/UX design for iOS/Android
- User flows and information architecture
- Wireframes where required
- High-fidelity screens
- Components and reusable design system
- Interactive prototype
- Responsive layouts and key interaction states

Deliverables

- Complete Figma design
- Responsive landing page
- Mobile app UI/UX
- User flows
- Interactive prototype
- Design system/components
- Developer-ready specifications
- Organized Figma file

Requirements

- Proven UI/UX and product design experience
- Strong Figma skills
- Excellent understanding of UX principles
- Experience designing mobile applications and web products
- Strong portfolio with relevant examples
- Attention to detail and consistency
- Good communication and ability to work independently

Budget: $1,000 Fixed Price

Please apply with:

1. Your portfolio/Figma work
2. 2-3 relevant UI/UX projects
3. Briefly explain your design process
4. Estimated timeline for the project

We’re looking for quality and a strong design perspective rather than simply creating screens.

We're looking for a top-tier, US-based landing page designer with strong experience in conversion optimization, UX, and lead generation. You should have extensive experience creating landing pages for high-spend PPC campaigns across both B2B and B2C audiences, as well as running and designing for A/B tests.

Unbundled Legal Help operates in the legal industry, working with attorneys and people seeking legal help. We already have established landing pages, brand guidelines, and copy - your role is designing new, more customized variations that we can test against our current pages. Each legal niche needs a different approach (e.g., a criminal defense page calls for a very different visual style and tone than a family law page featuring parents and families), so you'll need to translate those nuances into thoughtful, conversion-focused designs.

You must be a native American English speaker with a strong understanding of US audiences and cultural nuances. While you won't act as our copywriter, you should have a good instinct for copy and messaging, be comfortable making thoughtful adjustments, and collaborate with our team on improvements.

What you'll do

- Work closely with our marketing team on landing-page projects and CRO initiatives
- Design landing pages and page sections within our existing brand style, mobile-first (most of our traffic is mobile, so speed, navigation, form usability, and clear CTAs matter throughout)
- Create variations for specific legal practice areas and audiences
- Adapt landing-page experiences to traffic source, ad messaging, and audience awareness stage (Google Ads, Facebook, Instagram, etc.), ensuring continuity from ad to page
- Improve page structure, visual hierarchy, trust elements, usability, and calls to action
- Select appropriate imagery and visual concepts for each legal niche
- Collaborate with our team on small copy changes and messaging refinements
- Prepare designs that are realistic for our dev team to build and test within our existing framework, and help identify new testing opportunities from performance data

We're happy to work with Figma or similar collaborative design tools, though we'll need proper assets/exports depending on the platform used. Use of AI design tools is welcome - we care about the final result and your ability to direct it toward conversion-focused outcomes, not the process you use to get there. You won't need to develop or launch the A/B tests; our development team handles implementation.

Essential experience

- Strong landing-page and CRO portfolio, with demonstrable mobile-first design experience (usability, accessibility, performance)
- Experience designing landing pages for paid traffic and lead generation, and matching pages to ad creative, keyword intent, and traffic source
- Excellent understanding of American English, US audiences, and cultural nuances
- Familiarity with VWO (or similar A/B testing platforms) and heatmap/session-recording tools like Hotjar
- Familiarity with Tailwind CSS and Figma
- Ability to work within an established brand while adapting to different audiences
- Legal-industry experience is a plus, but not essential

Initial project

We'll start with a paid trial — a landing page or specific section, tested against our current version. Scope and pay will be discussed individually. A strong trial can grow into ongoing work across multiple practice areas, audiences, and channels, or even a permanent position.

To apply

Please include:

- Relevant landing-page examples, preferably with mobile versions and different traffic sources (Google Ads, paid social)
- A short explanation of your role and approach in each project, plus any measurable conversion results
- Any previous work in legal services or other high-trust industries
- Your location and availability

UI/UX Designer Needed for Website and App Design
I’m looking for a designer with a strong eye for layout, typography, spacing, and usability to help turn ideas into polished, practical designs.
The work will involve:
- Designing clear, attractive pages and user flows in Figma.
- Creating layouts for desktop and mobile.
- Building consistent, reusable components.
- Refining designs based on feedback.
- Providing organised, editable files ready for development.
You should be comfortable working from a brief, asking useful questions, and suggesting improvements. I value clear communication, attention to detail, and realistic turnaround times.
Please include two or three relevant examples of your work, explain your role in each, and share your availability and rate. I’d also like to hear briefly how you approach a new design project.

We are an established content team looking for a high-level, all-in-one Book Designer, Layout Specialist, or a small Freelancer/ Duo to completely handle the design, illustration, and print-ready assembly of a 3-book kid's book series.

Each book consists of 50 two-page spreads (150 spreads total across the series). Each book needs a cover design, and we need the hardcover slipcase for the the 3 books designed as well. We have layout/mockups for all of this being created, but done in AI, and the final version needs to be human.

Each book has a theme and each 2-age spread focuses on a specific educational topic following a dense, infographic style (featuring charts, text boxes, aa few recurring characters, and centerpiece diagrams).

Our team will handle high-level coordination and editorial approval only, and we have already written the text and are generating mokcups. We need a self-managed professional who can take our assets and autonomously build out the final books to print-ready status. We are open to proposals for how this might work, whether you are a team or a freelancer coordinating this.

The Budget & Scope

Type: Fixed Price / Flat Project Fee

Total Budget: $10,000 USD (Allocated as $3,000 per book interior + $1,000 total for 3 book covers and hard-cover slipcase design)

Workflow Advantage: To respect your time and make this budget profitable, we are providing 100% completed text manuscripts AND fully realized AI-generated visual concepts/storyboards for every single page and cover. The layout, text placement, color scheme, and composition are already locked. You do not need to spend time brainstorming or wireframing.

Your Responsibilities (Full Technical Execution)

Master Layout Setup: Build a clean vector-based layout grid system in Adobe InDesign or Illustrator based on our AI samples. Replace all AI backgrounds, borders, and text boxes with sharp, professional system fonts and shapes.

Character Assets: Design consistent, 100% human-drawn cartoon host characters (3 characters) (the guides for the kids). You will need to create a "kit of parts" consisting of 12–15 transparent poses per character, that you can reuse and drop into various spreads across the 3 books.

Graphic Asset Sourcing & Cleanup: Identify and clean up/redraw the core visual elements from the AI mockups so they are crisp and professional. You may use a hybrid workflow: cleaning/painting over the AI centerpieces to eliminate artifacts, or replacing standard icons/graphics with premium vector stock. You may use stock or public domain human art and iconography. The final output must look 100% human-rendered with zero AI artifacts.

Typesetting & Assembly: Drop our final manuscripts into your layouts, polish the typography, and deliver 3 print-ready books, covers, and hardcover design (CMYK with appropriate bleeds for physical publishing, matching the specs of our printer).

Project Constraints & Revisions
Locked Compositions: Because our AI mockups are highly detailed and approved, we will not require creative exploration or endless brainstorming.

Limited Revisions: To protect your timeline, we commit to a maximum of one single, unified revision pass per book to fix typos or minor asset placement, with a final pass to confirm that all issues have been corrected.

Who You Are
An experienced book designer, infographer, or small production team with a portfolio showing dense, information heavy layout work.

Highly proficient in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and digital painting software (Photoshop/Procreate).
Comfortable working with AI-generated layouts as a reference point to speed up your workflow.
Able to work independently with minimal hand-holding and easy to work with.

How to Apply
Please reply with a link to your portfolio highlighting any children’s books, textbooks, educational infographics, or multi-page layout projects.

In your cover letter, please confirm that you are comfortable with the flat $10,000 budget for the entire 3-book series, covers, and slipcase, and that you have the capacity to handle all of this work, or a proposal for how to do it.

We’re looking for a Product/UI UX Designer to redesign the dashboard of our SaaS platform. The current interface is functional but feels outdated and difficult to navigate. We need someone who can simplify the user experience, improve information hierarchy and create a modern, scalable interface in Figma.

The project includes reviewing the existing dashboard, improving the navigation and user flows, redesigning key screens, and creating reusable Figma components for future features.

We’re looking for someone with strong SaaS, dashboard and design system experience who can work closely with our developer.

We're seeking a talented UI UX Designer for the ongoing Mobile App Design of our AI-powered voice assistant mobile app. The app is live, and this is continuing work - improving the existing experience and designing new features as the product evolves.

About the Project
Our application is revolutionising personal health and fitness coaching by combining advanced AI with a personalised approach. It offers real-time workout guidance, nutrition tracking, and health insights through natural voice interactions. The app is built cross-platform in Flutter, primarily for the UK market.

Design Scope
Ongoing Mobile App Design in Figma, including:
- New features and screens as the product roadmap develops
- Improvements and refinements to existing flows
- Iteration on the voice mode experience
- Updates to nutrition tracking, workout planning, and progress insights
- Onboarding, subscription, and paywall screens
- Maintaining and extending the design system in Figma
- Store assets, including App Store and Google Play screenshots and app icon updates

Key Features to Highlight:
- Voice-first design approach
- Effortless nutritional logging (via voice, text or photo)
- Real-time exercise logging and feedback
- Consistent integration of our branding elements (logo, colours, font)

Deliverables:
- User flows and wireframes for new features
- High-fidelity cross-platform Mobile App Design screens (iOS and Android)
- A consistent, scalable design system and UI kit in Figma
- Interactive prototypes and developer-ready handoff
- App Store and Google Play screenshot designs

Requirements:
- Proven experience in Mobile App Design and UI UX Design for mobile
- Understanding of voice-first interfaces
- Familiarity with health and fitness app design
- A confident Figma Designer, comfortable with components, variants, and variables
- Ability to create clean, modern, and user-friendly interfaces that are convenient for developers to implement

Skills and Expertise
Mobile App Design, Mobile UI Design, Figma, User Experience Design, User Interface Design, UX & UI, App Design, Mobile App, iOS, Android, Smartphone, Wireframing, UI/UX Prototyping, User Flow, Style Guide, App Icon Design, Graphic Design, Screenshot

We are looking for a UIUX design expert who has experience working with Figma and Claude design to do AI assisted UIUX. The expert will record training videos in this subject matter we will be providing all the content of the lessons in the lab and the expert will use those to record training videos. The videos will be enriched based on their experience and delivery style some errors in the content and fixes required and adjustments to make a successful training. Course will be incorporated in the project the draft outline of the course and tools used. Are listed below.

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AI-ASSISTED UI/UX DESIGN — COURSE SUMMARY
20 Lessons | 20 Labs | 1 Capstone | Level: Foundations (beginner to intermediate)
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GOAL
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Take a basic product idea, frame the UX problem, build the information
architecture and user flows, design a professional interface in Figma, use Claude
Design to explore and accelerate concepts, deliver an interactive prototype, and
present it all as a portfolio-ready case study.

Prerequisites: none. No prior design, HTML, CSS, or JavaScript experience needed.

Three skills built in parallel: UX thinking (solve the right problem), UI design
(effective, accessible interfaces), and a modern workflow (Figma plus Claude
Design plus AI-assisted iteration). This is a UI/UX designer course in which Figma
and Claude Design are the working tools — not a Figma course with UX attached.
Claude Design complements Figma and never replaces fundamentals.

ARC
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1–5 UX thinking | 10–13 Figma fundamentals
6–9 UI design principles | 14–16 AI-assisted design
| 17–19 Prototype, test, fix
| 20 Capstone and portfolio

CAPSTONE
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"BookNest" — a neighbourhood book-swap product for mobile and responsive desktop.
Built incrementally across all 20 labs in one Figma file, "BookNest_Capstone",
organised into ten fixed pages: 01_Research, 02_IA-Flows, 03_Style,
04_Components, 05_Wireframes, 06_AI-Concepts, 07_Screens, 08_Prototype,
09_Testing, 10_Case-Study. Every lab exports a named artifact that the next lab
opens, so no lab starts from a blank canvas after Lab 2.


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TOOLS
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All free, no trial or credit card, on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

FIGMA (Starter plan, free) — https://www.figma.com
The primary tool and home of the capstone file. Used from Lesson 2, heavily from
Lesson 10: screens, styles and variables, grids and spacing, Auto Layout,
components and variants, wireframes, the design system, prototypes, and handoff
export. Desktop app on Windows and macOS; Linux students work in-browser.

CLAUDE DESIGN — https://claude.ai
The AI-assisted design surface, from Lesson 14 through the capstone. Requirements
become natural-language screen descriptions, then concepts and variants with
style, responsive behaviour, and states requested explicitly. Concepts are
critiqued and rebuilt in Figma on the student's own design system — a starting
point, never the deliverable.

SUPPORTING
Google Fonts (fonts.google.com) — typefaces, L2, L7
WebAIM Contrast Checker (webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker) — L7, L19
Stark for Figma, free tier (getstark.co) — in-file a11y checks, L2, L7, L19
Coolors (coolors.co) — palettes, L7 · Unsplash (unsplash.com) — imagery, L10, L16
Feather Icons (feathericons.com) — icon set, L9–L16


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THE 20 LESSONS
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L1 — What UI/UX Design Actually Is
UX and UI defined separately, UX vs UI vs product design on the same feature,
the end-to-end workflow, and what makes an interface effortless or frustrating.
Lab: tear down three familiar products — pleasant, frustrating, neutral —
separating UX problems from UI problems. → BookNest_Lab01_Teardown.md

L2 — Setting Up Your Design Workspace
Figma account and interface tour, file and page structure, device-size frames, a
Google Font, an accessibility plugin, and verified Claude Design access.
Lab: create the capstone file with its ten pages and move Lab 1's findings onto
01_Research. → the "BookNest_Capstone" file every later lab works inside

L3 — Design Thinking and the UX Process
The five stages and what each produces, problem statements in user-need-insight
form, assumption versus validated finding, and testable hypotheses.
Lab: define the BookNest problem — statement, three assumptions, three
hypotheses, riskiest one marked. → BookNest_Lab03_Problem_Statement.pdf

L4 — Users, Personas, and User Research
Distinct user types, choosing between interviews, surveys, competitive review
and observation, non-leading questions, personas, empathy maps, journeys.
Lab: build the primary persona, a says/thinks/does/feels map, and the swap
journey with its friction points. → BookNest_Lab04_Persona_Journey.pdf

L5 — Information Architecture and User Flows
Content grouping and labelling, navigation patterns compared, site maps and
hierarchy, flow diagrams with decisions and error paths, user vs task flow.
Lab: site map with five top-level areas max, a defended navigation choice, and
the swap flow diagrammed. → BookNest_Lab05_IA_UserFlow.pdf

L6 — Visual Design Fundamentals
Alignment, proximity, repetition, contrast, balance, ranking elements primary to
tertiary, and the Gestalt principles in real interfaces.
Lab: rebuild a poor screen in greyscale beside its screenshot, annotating five
changes by principle. → BookNest_Lab06_Composition_Before_After.pdf

L7 — Typography, Colour, and Visual Hierarchy
Typeface choice and pairing, type scale, line height and length, palette roles
including semantic colours, contrast verification, hierarchy without colour
alone.
Lab: define the visual direction as real Figma styles with recorded contrast
ratios and recolour the Lab 6 redesign. → BookNest_Lab07_Style_Direction.pdf

L8 — Layout, Grids, and Responsive Design
Columns, gutters, margins, layout grids, the eight-point spacing system, mobile
versus desktop patterns, and breakpoints with defined behaviour.
Lab: lay out the browse screen on a four-column mobile and twelve-column desktop
grid and list what reflows at each width. → BookNest_Lab08_Responsive_Layouts.pdf

L9 — UI Components and Design Systems
What makes a component reusable, the full state list and what each says, design
tokens, component inventories, and component-level accessibility requirements.
Lab: audit the layouts for repeated elements and write the inventory — name,
purpose, states, tokens. → BookNest_Lab09_Component_Inventory.pdf

L10 — Figma Essentials
Frames versus groups, shapes and paths, text driven by named styles, navigable
layer organisation, images with masks and crops, and exporting.
Lab: rebuild the mobile browse screen manually, no Auto Layout, so the cost of
manual positioning is felt. → BookNest_Lab10_Figma_Basics.pdf

L11 — Auto Layout and Responsive Screens
Direction, gap, padding, alignment; hug, fill, and fixed resizing; nesting for
screens that reflow; constraints and min/max widths.
Lab: rebuild the Lab 10 screen with nested Auto Layout, then stress it with
longer text, more cards, and desktop width. → BookNest_Lab11_AutoLayout_Screen.pdf

L12 — Components, Variants, and Styles
Main components and instances, propagation and overrides, component properties,
variants per state, styles and local variables, a documented library.
Lab: build the full component library from the Lab 9 inventory and rebuild the
screen from instances only. → BookNest_Lab12_Component_Library.pdf

L13 — Wireframing in Figma
Low versus high fidelity, rapid greyscale wireframing, mapping each screen to a
flow step, mobile and desktop, and critiquing a set for gaps and missing states.
Lab: six to seven wireframes covering the swap flow, including one empty and one
error state, then self-critique. → BookNest_Lab13_Wireframes.pdf

L14 — Introduction to Claude Design
What it produces and where it sits in the workflow, what AI changes about
ideation and what it does not change about responsibility, turning requirements
into a precise screen description, and the real limits of generated interfaces.
Lab: describe two wireframes in natural language, generate concepts, annotate
three rights and three wrongs each. → BookNest_Lab14_AI_Concepts_v1.pdf

L15 — Prompting Claude Design for UI/UX
Prompts that state user, task, purpose and success condition; requirements as
explicit content and component lists; style and brand direction; responsive
behaviour and named states; iteration across rounds.
Lab: three prompts for one complex screen — minimal, fully specified,
style-directed — scored side by side. → BookNest_Lab15_Concept_Comparison.pdf

L16 — From AI Concept to Figma Design
Judging a concept against flow, persona goals, and its own requirements; finding
missing states and wrong emphasis; keeping the reusable structure and discarding
the rest; rebuilding on the design system; consistency passes.
Lab: rebuild the chosen concept plus two screens as high-fidelity Figma designs
from instances and styles only. → BookNest_Lab16_HiFi_Screens.pdf

L17 — Prototyping in Figma
Triggers and actions, multi-screen navigation with back behaviour, scroll
containers and fixed elements, overlays for modals and sheets, transitions, and
sharing for comment.
Lab: wire the full primary journey with scrolling, fixed nav, an overlay, a
transition, and no dead ends. → BookNest_Lab17_Prototype_Link.txt and _Flow.pdf

L18 — Usability Testing and Design Iteration
What testing measures and cannot tell you, tasks that give a goal without the
path, facilitating without leading, behaviour recorded apart from opinion, and
prioritising findings by severity and frequency.
Lab: run a three-task script with three or more participants, prioritise
findings, fix every "fix now" item. → BookNest_Lab18_Usability_Findings.pdf

L19 — Accessibility and UX Quality
The four principles with met-and-violated examples, contrast across text, icons
and every state, readability and recoverable error messages, keyboard paths with
visible focus, accessible labels, targets, and non-colour cues.
Lab: full audit of the revised prototype with fixes applied at component level
and focus order documented. → BookNest_Lab19_Accessibility_Audit.pdf

L20 — Capstone Completion and Portfolio Presentation
Finalising the file, assembling a professional case study, preparing a
designer-to-developer handoff, presenting decisions with their evidence, and
career paths and next steps — including where front-end skills fit as optional.
Lab (final): tidy the file, build the case study, assemble the handoff pack,
rehearse the walkthrough. → BookNest_Capstone_Case_Study.pdf,
_Prototype_Link.txt, _Handoff.pdf, and the organised Figma file

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FINAL DELIVERABLE
The organised Figma file, an interactive prototype, a documented Claude Design
exploration, usability findings with the revisions they drove, an accessibility
audit with fixes applied, and a designer-to-developer handoff.
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We’re looking for a talented UI/UX Designer to help redesign and improve our edtech web application.

We already have a functioning product and thousands of free student users, but we know the current interface has a lot of room to improve. We’re looking for someone who can take what we’ve built and make it feel more intuitive, polished, engaging, and enjoyable for students to use.

What you’ll work on:
You’ll review our existing web application and help us:

* Audit the current UI/UX and identify friction points
* Improve the overall user journey and information architecture
* Redesign and refine key screens and workflows
* Make the platform easier and more intuitive for first-time users
* Create a more cohesive visual system across the product
* Improve navigation, hierarchy, layouts, and interactions
* Think through how design can encourage students to actually take action and make progress
* Create polished, developer-ready designs in Figma
* Collaborate with our team as designs are implemented

We’re not looking for someone to simply make the existing interface “prettier.” We want a designer who can understand how students use the product, identify where the experience breaks down, and propose thoughtful solutions.

Who we’re looking for:

You may be a great fit if you:

* Have experience designing web applications, SaaS products, dashboards, or education products
* Have a strong understanding of both UX and visual/UI design
* Can simplify complicated workflows into intuitive experiences
* Think about the entire user journey rather than individual screens in isolation
* Have strong attention to detail
* Can explain the reasoning behind your design decisions
* Are comfortable working within an existing product rather than starting completely from scratch
* Can create organized Figma files that developers can easily work from

Experience designing for Gen Z, students, edtech, productivity tools, or consumer applications is a plus.

To apply

Please attach 2–3 examples of your best UI/UX work, ideally for web applications, SaaS products, dashboards, or other interactive products.

For at least one project, briefly tell us:

1. What problem you were trying to solve
2. What parts of the design you personally worked on
3. Why you made the UX/design decisions you did
4. If possible, what the product looked like before and after your work

Please prioritize real product work and case studies over purely visual concept designs.

Applications without relevant portfolio examples may not be considered.

We care much more about seeing how you think and solve product problems rather than how many years of experience you have.

I need help creating the following for my app blackfictionapp.com

Google
Feature graphic
Phone screenshots

Tablet Assets:
7-inch tablet screenshots
10-inch tablet screenshots

Apple Connect (Iphone, Ipad, Apple Watch)
Previews and Screenshots
Routing App Coverage File

Summary
We're seeking a talented UI UX Designer for the ongoing Mobile App Design of our AI-powered voice assistant mobile app. The app is live, and this is continuing work - improving the existing experience and designing new features as the product evolves.

About the Project
Our application is revolutionising personal health and fitness coaching by combining advanced AI with a personalised approach. It offers real-time workout guidance, nutrition tracking, and health insights through natural voice interactions. The app is built cross-platform in Flutter, primarily for the UK market.

Design Scope
Ongoing Mobile App Design in Figma, including:
- New features and screens as the product roadmap develops
- Improvements and refinements to existing flows
- Iteration on the voice mode experience
- Updates to nutrition tracking, workout planning, and progress insights
- Onboarding, subscription, and paywall screens
- Maintaining and extending the design system in Figma
- Store assets, including App Store and Google Play screenshots and app icon updates

Key Features to Highlight:
- Voice-first design approach
- Effortless nutritional logging (via voice, text or photo)
- Real-time exercise logging and feedback
- Consistent integration of our branding elements (logo, colours, font)

Deliverables:
- User flows and wireframes for new features
- High-fidelity cross-platform Mobile App Design screens (iOS and Android)
- A consistent, scalable design system and UI kit in Figma
- Interactive prototypes and developer-ready handoff
- App Store and Google Play screenshot designs

Requirements:
- Proven experience in Mobile App Design and UI UX Design for mobile
- Understanding of voice-first interfaces
- Familiarity with health and fitness app design
- A confident Figma Designer, comfortable with components, variants, and variables
- Ability to create clean, modern, and user-friendly interfaces that are convenient for developers to implement

Skills and Expertise
Mobile App Design, Mobile UI Design, Figma, User Experience Design, User Interface Design, UX & UI, App Design, Mobile App, iOS, Android, Smartphone, Wireframing, UI/UX Prototyping, User Flow, Style Guide, App Icon Design, Graphic Design, Screenshot

We're seeking a talented UI UX Designer for the ongoing Mobile App Design of our AI-powered voice assistant mobile app. The app is live, and this is continuing work - improving the existing experience and designing new features as the product evolves.

About the Project
Our application is revolutionising personal health and fitness coaching by combining advanced AI with a personalised approach. It offers real-time workout guidance, nutrition tracking, and health insights through natural voice interactions. The app is built cross-platform in Flutter, primarily for the UK market.

Design Scope
Ongoing Mobile App Design in Figma, including:
- New features and screens as the product roadmap develops
- Improvements and refinements to existing flows
- Iteration on the voice mode experience
- Updates to nutrition tracking, workout planning, and progress insights
- Onboarding, subscription, and paywall screens
- Maintaining and extending the design system in Figma
- Store assets, including App Store and Google Play screenshots and app icon updates

Key Features to Highlight:
- Voice-first design approach
- Effortless nutritional logging (via voice, text or photo)
- Real-time exercise logging and feedback
- Consistent integration of our branding elements (logo, colours, font)

Deliverables:
- User flows and wireframes for new features
- High-fidelity cross-platform Mobile App Design screens (iOS and Android)
- A consistent, scalable design system and UI kit in Figma
- Interactive prototypes and developer-ready handoff
- App Store and Google Play screenshot designs

Requirements:
- Proven experience in Mobile App Design and UI UX Design for mobile
- Understanding of voice-first interfaces
- Familiarity with health and fitness app design
- A confident Figma Designer, comfortable with components, variants, and variables
- Ability to create clean, modern, and user-friendly interfaces that are convenient for developers to implement

Skills and Expertise
Mobile App Design, Mobile UI Design, Figma, User Experience Design, User Interface Design, UX & UI, App Design, Mobile App, iOS, Android, Smartphone, Wireframing, UI/UX Prototyping, User Flow, Style Guide, App Icon Design, Graphic Design, Screenshot

I am looking for a Front End Developer who can evaluate the current architecture of an already existing React Application, and create a list of architectural improvements and optimizations for the same application.

Role Requirements:
- fluency in English language
- excellent communication skills and ability to explain technical concepts to peer developers and design team
- ability to self-initiatively provide recommendations of possible solutions to problems
- ability to work under time constraints and deliver according to the agreed upon timeline
- for this task, knowledge of React.js is required
- previous experience working on development of web applications running in web browsers. Ideally, working on both the architecture and implementation of the client applications

Please attach 3 design projects you have previously worked on, along with the degree of your involvement on those projects:
- did you establish the architecture of the application?
- did you implement the application entirely by yourself?
- did you work on the parts of the application?
- which parts of the application did you work on? Style, state management, responsiveness, optimizations, etc...
- to what degree was AI involved in decision making and implementation?
Please prioritize presenting the projects which showcase higher seniority.

I am looking forward to reading your application!

UX/UI DESIGNER PROJECT PROPOSAL
Digital Financial Wellness Score

Client: SBI Global Intelligence
Project Start: January 2027
Project Type: UX/UI Design & Digital Product Experience
Collaboration: Client Leadership, CTO, and Marketing Team

Project Overview

SBI Global Intelligence is seeking an experienced and strategic UX/UI Designer to help design a sophisticated digital product centered around a Financial Wellness Score.

The selected designer will play an important role in transforming the product vision and business objectives into an intuitive, engaging, scalable, and visually compelling user experience.

This is an opportunity to contribute to a forward-looking financial technology product where UX will be critical to how users understand their financial wellness, interact with the platform, and take meaningful action.

Collaboration

The UX/UI Designer will work closely with:

Client Leadership — product vision, business objectives, and strategic direction
CTO — technical architecture, functionality, feasibility, and developer handoff
Marketing Team — SunSoftware LLC — branding, positioning, messaging, customer acquisition, and conversion strategy

The designer should be comfortable working collaboratively while also bringing independent UX expertise and recommendations to the project.

Expected Responsibilities

The selected designer may be responsible for:

UX strategy and user-centered design
User journeys and flows
Information architecture
Wireframes
High-fidelity UI designs
Responsive designs
Interactive prototypes
Design systems and reusable components
Usability considerations
Developer-ready specifications
Design documentation and assets
UX/UI revisions and refinement
Collaboration during development and implementation
Project Timeline

The project is expected to begin in January 2027.

The anticipated design process will include:

Phase 1: Discovery & UX Strategy
Phase 2: User Flows, Architecture & Wireframes
Phase 3: UI Design & Prototyping
Phase 4: Testing, Feedback & Refinement
Phase 5: Development Handoff & Implementation Support

The final timeline will be established during project kickoff.

Ideal Candidate

We are seeking a designer with:

A strong UX/UI portfolio
Experience designing digital products or platforms
Strong user-centered design skills
Excellent visual and interaction design abilities
Experience with responsive design and prototypes
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Ability to work with CTO/development and marketing teams
Strategic thinking beyond aesthetics
Ability to meet project milestones and deadlines
How to Apply

Please provide:

Your UX/UI portfolio
2–3 relevant digital product examples
Your preferred design tools
Your availability beginning January 2027
Estimated project timeline
Proposed hourly rate or project-based pricing
A brief description of how you would approach the Financial Wellness Score experience

We are looking for a long-term design partner, not simply someone to produce screens. The ideal designer will help shape an exceptional user experience from strategy through development.

If this project aligns with your experience and interests, please submit your proposal and portfolio. We look forward to learning more about your approach and potentially working together.

I need a clean, highly intuitive dashboard interface whose first priority is smooth user interaction. The core screens, micro-interactions, and visual hierarchy should all guide users effortlessly through the product’s key workflows rather than just displaying data.

I’ll share a concise color palette that the design needs to respect; beyond those hues, you’ll have creative freedom on typography, spacing, and component styling. I’m not locked into a specific tool, but Figma is my current preference for quick commenting and version control.

When you respond, please link to a few relevant past projects—finished dashboards, admin panels, or complex web apps—so I can get a sense of your aesthetic and problem-solving style. A short note on your workflow (wireframing to high-fidelity, prototyping, and hand-off) is welcome, but keep the focus on demonstrable work.

Deliverables
• High-fidelity desktop dashboard screens (mobile-responsive states are a bonus)
• Interactive prototype with basic transitions
• Organised Figma file, ready for developer hand-off, including components and style guide snippets

I’m ready to start as soon as I see examples that prove you can translate interaction-first thinking into a polished UI.

atached refrence,

Skills: Website Design, Graphic Design, User Interface / IA, UX / User Experience, UI / User Interface, Figma, Web Design

Summary
We are seeking an experienced WordPress designer/developer to design and build a sophisticated new website for a specialist advisory and research business serving a senior professional and institutional audience.
The project also includes converting an existing WordPress website from a previous business into a permanent, publicly accessible static archive.
This is a design-led professional website rather than a complex software-development project. We are looking for somebody with strong visual judgment, excellent WordPress implementation skills, ability to leverage AI tools, attention to detail and the ability to create a site that our team can edit easily while also providing reliable ongoing technical maintenance.


1. New website
The new website will contain approximately six principal pages:
A. Home
B. About
C. Services
D. Insights
E. Track Record
F. Contact
The website will also have a content post template to be utilised across different areas of the website.
Brand identity, logo, colour palette and broad visual direction already exist. The developer will be responsible for translating these into the website design and implementing the finished site.
The visual standard should be sophisticated, contemporary and appropriate for a high-register institutional and senior-business audience.


2. Principal content and functionality
A. Home
A conventional scrolling homepage introducing the business, principal areas of activity, services, research and track record, with appropriate calls to action.
The design should accommodate either a static hero treatment or a supplied video/motion asset. Video production itself is outside the current scope.
We will need support identifying, sourcing or generating appropriate new imagery for the homepage and selected hero sections elsewhere on the site. Some existing imagery might also be supplied for reuse from the legacy websites.
B. About
Background and history of the business, its rationale and evolution, plus a founder-led team section.
Separate individual staff biography pages are not required.
C. Services
Approximately five to eight services presented through a modular structure that can be amended, reordered or expanded through WordPress without requiring developer involvement for routine changes.
There is no ecommerce, booking or online-payment requirement.
D. Insights
A page presenting two sections:
1. One contains our current areas of research and analysis, including a reusable featured-content module.
2. The second section will contain a historical-record section presenting selected prior analytical work alongside subsequent dated outcomes or supporting evidence. We would like an elegant visual treatment, potentially using a collapsible timeline, cards or another clear and sophisticated structure rather than a conventional spreadsheet-style table.
E. Track Record architecture
Track Record is an important part of the website architecture and should function as a parent area within the site’s navigation, with an appropriate dropdown structure where useful.
The Track Record landing page should contain three principal areas.
Legacy Business A
A very short introduction to a former business, followed by a clear call to action leading to a dedicated Legacy Business A page.
That dedicated page will contain two main sections:
• a concise description and history of the business;
• a selection of historical achievements, announcements, awards, recognition and other evidence of its track record.
The content and much of the imagery already exist and can be repurposed from its previous legacy website which has already been retired, backed up and saved.
We want the developer to propose an effective visual treatment for the historical-achievements section, which might use tiles, cards, structured rows or another format appropriate to the material.
Legacy Business B
A very short introduction to the second former business, followed by a clear call to action taking visitors to its permanent archived website.
The archived site forms a separate workstream described below.
Research library
The third area will contain a short introduction followed by a consolidated research library of approximately 47 substantial research pieces produced over many years.
A comparable research library already exists on the current legacy website and can be used as the functional blueprint.
The library should allow filtering by:
• date;
• research type;
• topic.
The visual presentation can use posts, cards, tiles or another suitable structure. We are open to improvements on the existing presentation provided the resulting system remains simple to maintain.
The developer is not responsible for manually populating the full research library. We own multiple licenses of a filter plugin which is currently live in legacy business B’s website and can be re-used for this website.
Our team will populate the historical posts once the relevant reusable post template and filtering structure have been created.
The developer’s responsibility is to:
• design the research-library section;
• configure the filtering structure;
• create the reusable research/content post template;
• ensure the template works across the relevant areas of the website;
• configure gated-download functionality;
• test the completed system.
Individual research posts may contain an article, executive summary, report description or gated research download (primarily in pdf format).
Valuable downloadable research must remain gated through forms collecting information such as name, email, organisation and role. Captured information must remain accessible to us for audience and marketing analysis.


3. Search and discoverability
The new website should be properly structured for conventional search engines and current AI/search discovery.
The build should include appropriate semantic HTML, metadata, structured data, sitemap and robots configuration, canonical URLs, social metadata, research/article metadata and standard webmaster-tool setup.
We welcome recommendations from candidates with genuine experience improving the discoverability and citation of professional research content across conventional and AI-powered search.


4. WordPress build, AI-assisted development and ongoing editing
The site will be built in WordPress.
Our team needs to be able to undertake routine content changes without developer assistance, including:
• adding and editing posts;
• replacing images;
• changing copy;
• editing services;
• moving or reordering straightforward page sections;
• making similar everyday content changes.
Divi 5 is currently our preferred page-building approach, although we are open to another WordPress solution if the candidate can demonstrate that it provides equally straightforward non-technical editing, strong performance, maintainability by another competent WordPress developer and reasonable future flexibility.
Elementor is the page builder utilised for legacy business B, but we’d prefer to move away from it, if possible.
Please identify the approach you recommend and explain briefly why it suits this project.
If proposing Divi, please confirm whether the Divi licence is included within your quotation or whether the client would need to purchase a separate licence.
We already hold licences for a number of the existing plugins required for functions such as research filtering and newsletters and will provide these where appropriate.
We expect the selected developer to make intelligent use of current AI-assisted design, development, coding and automation tools wherever these can reduce manual production time and improve delivery efficiency. This may include AI coding tools, AI-assisted design tools, automated site-generation or migration tools, reusable components, image-generation tools and other appropriate current technologies.
The fixed project price should reflect the productivity available from these tools. We are not looking to pay for a fully manual development workflow where equivalent work can reasonably be accelerated through AI or automation.
Use of AI or automation does not reduce the developer’s responsibility for design quality, technical accuracy, testing, maintainability, security or the finished result.


5. Permanent static website archive for legacy business B
The second major workstream is converting an existing WordPress/Elementor website into a permanent public archive.
The existing site represents approximately ten years of business history and contains substantial material, including approximately 72 historical research reports and more than 1,000 curated research/article entries.
The objective is to preserve the historical website and important existing URLs while removing the operational maintenance burden of the live WordPress installation.
A complete backup will be retained separately.
The publicly deployed archive should be static/read-only wherever technically practical while preserving:
• existing public pages and important URLs;
• research posts and reports;
• images and PDFs;
• navigation and internal links;
• relevant visual presentation;
• historical content.
Every archived page will need a visible notice explaining that the former business has ceased trading and directing visitors to the new website, although this can be easily populated through a footer or header notice.
Existing dynamic functionality, including forms, newsletters and gated research, will need to be reviewed and either removed, replaced with a static-compatible solution or connected to corresponding functionality on the new website.
The developer will also need to prepare an appropriate URL, redirect and canonical plan for material appearing on both sites.
As part of the archive conversion, the website should be crawled and checked for broken internal and external links, missing pages, missing images and missing PDFs. Broken or obsolete links should be identified so they can be corrected, replaced or removed as appropriate.


6. Responsive build, testing and handover
Both websites must work properly across desktop, tablet and mobile.
The developer will be responsible for full QA before launch, including:
• navigation and internal links;
• external links;
• forms and gated downloads;
• research filtering;
• responsive behaviour;
• major browsers;
• spam protection and CAPTCHA;
• cookie/GDPR functionality;
• embedded media;
• Google Maps where applicable;
• page-loading and performance review;
• preservation of important archive URLs.
The project is complete once identified implementation defects have been corrected and the client has received administrator access, relevant credentials and any required handover documentation.


7. What we will provide
The client will provide or approve:
• substantive website copy;
• brand materials, logo and colours;
• existing research content;
• historical company material for legacy business A;
• historical-record content and supporting evidence for legacy business A;
• relevant legal copy;
• existing licensed plugins where applicable;
• selected existing images that can be repurposed from previous websites.
The developer will also be expected to assist with sourcing or generating suitable new imagery where required for new page designs, particularly homepage and hero treatments.
Where suitable content already exists on the legacy websites, it should be reused or migrated where practical rather than recreated unnecessarily.
Our team will handle bulk population of the research library once the relevant templates and structures are complete.


8. Ongoing maintenance
We are looking for a developer with whom we can maintain an ongoing relationship after launch.
This can be discussed at a later stage, however we envisage ongoing technical maintenance to include, at a pre-agreed frequency:
• WordPress updates;
• plugin updates;
• security and spam-protection maintenance;
• CAPTCHA maintenance where required;
• SSL and related technical checks;
• routine technical troubleshooting;
• compatibility checks following relevant updates.
Routine content editing will generally be handled by us internally.
Where future design or development work is required, such as adding a new page or more substantial functionality, we would expect to return to the selected developer and agree that work separately.


9. Proposal requirements
Please quote for the complete scope based on your own assessment of the work required. Ongoing maintenance should be quoted separately.
Please provide:
• a fixed project total price;
• a breakdown of the pricing for the new website creation, static archive conversion, and testing/deployment/handover;
• your recommended WordPress/page-building approach;
• confirmation of whether any page-builder licence, including Divi if proposed, is included in your price;
• examples of comparable professional, institutional or research-heavy websites you have designed and built;
• your expected project timetable and earliest available start date;
• your estimate of the total working hours required to complete the project;
• a brief explanation of where you expect to use AI, automation, reusable components or other productivity tools to reduce manual production time;
• any third-party plugins or paid tools required;
• any recurring licence costs not already covered by the client or included in your quotation;
• the number of design revision rounds included;
• all material assumptions underlying your quotation;
• anything you regard as excluded from the quoted scope;
• any part of this specification you believe requires clarification;
• your proposed ongoing maintenance arrangement and pricing.
Please also confirm that routine content editing can be undertaken by the client without developer assistance.


10. Application process
Please respond specifically to the project described above.
Generic or clearly templated proposals will be automatically rejected.
We are particularly interested in evidence that you have understood the architecture, the relationship between the new website and legacy archive, the requirement for straightforward internal editing after launch, and the expectation that current AI and automation tools will be used intelligently to improve development efficiency.
We are extremely time-constrained and will only arrange calls or Zoom meetings with shortlisted candidates. We are intentionally keeping this brief confidential and will share more details with the shortlisted candidates only.
Please provide the requested information in writing first. Candidates whose written proposal demonstrates a strong fit will be invited to a follow-up discussion.

We are seeking an experienced WordPress designer/developer to design and build a sophisticated new website for a specialist advisory and research business serving a senior professional and institutional audience.
The project also includes converting an existing WordPress website from a previous business into a permanent, publicly accessible static archive.
This is a design-led professional website rather than a complex software-development project. We are looking for somebody with strong visual judgment, excellent WordPress implementation skills, ability to leverage AI tools, attention to detail and the ability to create a site that our team can edit easily while also providing reliable ongoing technical maintenance.


1. New website
The new website will contain approximately six principal pages:
A. Home
B. About
C. Services
D. Insights
E. Track Record
F. Contact
The website will also have a content post template to be utilised across different areas of the website.
Brand identity, logo, colour palette and broad visual direction already exist. The developer will be responsible for translating these into the website design and implementing the finished site.
The visual standard should be sophisticated, contemporary and appropriate for a high-register institutional and senior-business audience.


2. Principal content and functionality
A. Home
A conventional scrolling homepage introducing the business, principal areas of activity, services, research and track record, with appropriate calls to action.
The design should accommodate either a static hero treatment or a supplied video/motion asset. Video production itself is outside the current scope.
We will need support identifying, sourcing or generating appropriate new imagery for the homepage and selected hero sections elsewhere on the site. Some existing imagery might also be supplied for reuse from the legacy websites.
B. About
Background and history of the business, its rationale and evolution, plus a founder-led team section.
Separate individual staff biography pages are not required.
C. Services
Approximately five to eight services presented through a modular structure that can be amended, reordered or expanded through WordPress without requiring developer involvement for routine changes.
There is no ecommerce, booking or online-payment requirement.
D. Insights
A page presenting two sections:
1. One contains our current areas of research and analysis, including a reusable featured-content module.
2. The second section will contain a historical-record section presenting selected prior analytical work alongside subsequent dated outcomes or supporting evidence. We would like an elegant visual treatment, potentially using a collapsible timeline, cards or another clear and sophisticated structure rather than a conventional spreadsheet-style table.
E. Track Record architecture
Track Record is an important part of the website architecture and should function as a parent area within the site’s navigation, with an appropriate dropdown structure where useful.
The Track Record landing page should contain three principal areas.
Legacy Business A
A very short introduction to a former business, followed by a clear call to action leading to a dedicated Legacy Business A page.
That dedicated page will contain two main sections:
• a concise description and history of the business;
• a selection of historical achievements, announcements, awards, recognition and other evidence of its track record.
The content and much of the imagery already exist and can be repurposed from its previous legacy website which has already been retired, backed up and saved.
We want the developer to propose an effective visual treatment for the historical-achievements section, which might use tiles, cards, structured rows or another format appropriate to the material.
Legacy Business B
A very short introduction to the second former business, followed by a clear call to action taking visitors to its permanent archived website.
The archived site forms a separate workstream described below.
Research library
The third area will contain a short introduction followed by a consolidated research library of approximately 47 substantial research pieces produced over many years.
A comparable research library already exists on the current legacy website and can be used as the functional blueprint.
The library should allow filtering by:
• date;
• research type;
• topic.
The visual presentation can use posts, cards, tiles or another suitable structure. We are open to improvements on the existing presentation provided the resulting system remains simple to maintain.
The developer is not responsible for manually populating the full research library. We own multiple licenses of a filter plugin which is currently live in legacy business B’s website and can be re-used for this website.
Our team will populate the historical posts once the relevant reusable post template and filtering structure have been created.
The developer’s responsibility is to:
• design the research-library section;
• configure the filtering structure;
• create the reusable research/content post template;
• ensure the template works across the relevant areas of the website;
• configure gated-download functionality;
• test the completed system.
Individual research posts may contain an article, executive summary, report description or gated research download (primarily in pdf format).
Valuable downloadable research must remain gated through forms collecting information such as name, email, organisation and role. Captured information must remain accessible to us for audience and marketing analysis.


3. Search and discoverability
The new website should be properly structured for conventional search engines and current AI/search discovery.
The build should include appropriate semantic HTML, metadata, structured data, sitemap and robots configuration, canonical URLs, social metadata, research/article metadata and standard webmaster-tool setup.
We welcome recommendations from candidates with genuine experience improving the discoverability and citation of professional research content across conventional and AI-powered search.


4. WordPress build, AI-assisted development and ongoing editing
The site will be built in WordPress.
Our team needs to be able to undertake routine content changes without developer assistance, including:
• adding and editing posts;
• replacing images;
• changing copy;
• editing services;
• moving or reordering straightforward page sections;
• making similar everyday content changes.
Divi 5 is currently our preferred page-building approach, although we are open to another WordPress solution if the candidate can demonstrate that it provides equally straightforward non-technical editing, strong performance, maintainability by another competent WordPress developer and reasonable future flexibility.
Elementor is the page builder utilised for legacy business B, but we’d prefer to move away from it, if possible.
Please identify the approach you recommend and explain briefly why it suits this project.
If proposing Divi, please confirm whether the Divi licence is included within your quotation or whether the client would need to purchase a separate licence.
We already hold licences for a number of the existing plugins required for functions such as research filtering and newsletters and will provide these where appropriate.
We expect the selected developer to make intelligent use of current AI-assisted design, development, coding and automation tools wherever these can reduce manual production time and improve delivery efficiency. This may include AI coding tools, AI-assisted design tools, automated site-generation or migration tools, reusable components, image-generation tools and other appropriate current technologies.
The fixed project price should reflect the productivity available from these tools. We are not looking to pay for a fully manual development workflow where equivalent work can reasonably be accelerated through AI or automation.
Use of AI or automation does not reduce the developer’s responsibility for design quality, technical accuracy, testing, maintainability, security or the finished result.


5. Permanent static website archive for legacy business B
The second major workstream is converting an existing WordPress/Elementor website into a permanent public archive.
The existing site represents approximately ten years of business history and contains substantial material, including approximately 72 historical research reports and more than 1,000 curated research/article entries.
The objective is to preserve the historical website and important existing URLs while removing the operational maintenance burden of the live WordPress installation.
A complete backup will be retained separately.
The publicly deployed archive should be static/read-only wherever technically practical while preserving:
• existing public pages and important URLs;
• research posts and reports;
• images and PDFs;
• navigation and internal links;
• relevant visual presentation;
• historical content.
Every archived page will need a visible notice explaining that the former business has ceased trading and directing visitors to the new website, although this can be easily populated through a footer or header notice.
Existing dynamic functionality, including forms, newsletters and gated research, will need to be reviewed and either removed, replaced with a static-compatible solution or connected to corresponding functionality on the new website.
The developer will also need to prepare an appropriate URL, redirect and canonical plan for material appearing on both sites.
As part of the archive conversion, the website should be crawled and checked for broken internal and external links, missing pages, missing images and missing PDFs. Broken or obsolete links should be identified so they can be corrected, replaced or removed as appropriate.


6. Responsive build, testing and handover
Both websites must work properly across desktop, tablet and mobile.
The developer will be responsible for full QA before launch, including:
• navigation and internal links;
• external links;
• forms and gated downloads;
• research filtering;
• responsive behaviour;
• major browsers;
• spam protection and CAPTCHA;
• cookie/GDPR functionality;
• embedded media;
• Google Maps where applicable;
• page-loading and performance review;
• preservation of important archive URLs.
The project is complete once identified implementation defects have been corrected and the client has received administrator access, relevant credentials and any required handover documentation.


7. What we will provide
The client will provide or approve:
• substantive website copy;
• brand materials, logo and colours;
• existing research content;
• historical company material for legacy business A;
• historical-record content and supporting evidence for legacy business A;
• relevant legal copy;
• existing licensed plugins where applicable;
• selected existing images that can be repurposed from previous websites.
The developer will also be expected to assist with sourcing or generating suitable new imagery where required for new page designs, particularly homepage and hero treatments.
Where suitable content already exists on the legacy websites, it should be reused or migrated where practical rather than recreated unnecessarily.
Our team will handle bulk population of the research library once the relevant templates and structures are complete.


8. Ongoing maintenance
We are looking for a developer with whom we can maintain an ongoing relationship after launch.
This can be discussed at a later stage, however we envisage ongoing technical maintenance to include, at a pre-agreed frequency:
• WordPress updates;
• plugin updates;
• security and spam-protection maintenance;
• CAPTCHA maintenance where required;
• SSL and related technical checks;
• routine technical troubleshooting;
• compatibility checks following relevant updates.
Routine content editing will generally be handled by us internally.
Where future design or development work is required, such as adding a new page or more substantial functionality, we would expect to return to the selected developer and agree that work separately.


9. Proposal requirements
Please quote for the complete scope based on your own assessment of the work required. Ongoing maintenance should be quoted separately.
Please provide:
• a fixed project total price;
• a breakdown of the pricing for the new website creation, static archive conversion, and testing/deployment/handover;
• your recommended WordPress/page-building approach;
• confirmation of whether any page-builder licence, including Divi if proposed, is included in your price;
• examples of comparable professional, institutional or research-heavy websites you have designed and built;
• your expected project timetable and earliest available start date;
• your estimate of the total working hours required to complete the project;
• a brief explanation of where you expect to use AI, automation, reusable components or other productivity tools to reduce manual production time;
• any third-party plugins or paid tools required;
• any recurring licence costs not already covered by the client or included in your quotation;
• the number of design revision rounds included;
• all material assumptions underlying your quotation;
• anything you regard as excluded from the quoted scope;
• any part of this specification you believe requires clarification;
• your proposed ongoing maintenance arrangement and pricing.
Please also confirm that routine content editing can be undertaken by the client without developer assistance.


10. Application process
Please respond specifically to the project described above.
Generic or clearly templated proposals will be automatically rejected.
We are particularly interested in evidence that you have understood the architecture, the relationship between the new website and legacy archive, the requirement for straightforward internal editing after launch, and the expectation that current AI and automation tools will be used intelligently to improve development efficiency.
We are extremely time-constrained and will only arrange calls or Zoom meetings with shortlisted candidates. We are intentionally keeping this brief confidential and will share more details with the shortlisted candidates only.
Please provide the requested information in writing first. Candidates whose written proposal demonstrates a strong fit will be invited to a follow-up discussion.

We need a senior designer to improve a key SaaS conversion flow and refine our existing design system. The work includes auditing the current experience, identifying usability issues, and creating a more intuitive, conversion-focused interface. You will also update our design system to support consistency across the product and deliver polished mockups and clear design rationale. This is a part-time project for someone who can collaborate closely with our team and deliver high-quality, practical design improvements.

Title: UI/UX Design for 10-Minute Instant Food Delivery App (Mobile- ios & Android)
Project Overview:
We are looking for an experienced UI/UX Designer to craft a sleek, fast, and high-converting user interface for a 10-minute instant food delivery platform. The core value proposition of our product is speed and seamless ordering, so the UI/UX must feel light, ultra-responsive, dynamic, and intuitive to drive rapid checkout.
Scope of Work:
We require complete wireframing, high-fidelity UI design, and interactive, clickable prototypes (Figma preferred) for the following core screens/flows:
* Intro/Onboarding Pages: Engaging splash screens communicating the 10-minute delivery promise.
* Authentication: Seamless Login / Sign-up / OTP verification screens.
* Home Screen / Landing Page: High-energy visual interface featuring quick categories, hyper-local dynamic delivery ETA indicators, active banners, and personalized recommendations.
* Menu & Customization: Clean product selection interface with dynamic "Add to Cart" interactions and customization overlays (e.g., sides, toppings, instructions).
* Cart & Checkout: Frictionless cart review, quick promo code engine, clear price breakdowns, and a 1-click checkout flow.
* Real-time Delivery Tracking: A visually interactive live map and status tracking interface built around rapid 10-minute countdowns.
* User Profile & Order History: Clean dashboard for profile settings, saved addresses, payment methods, and past/active order tracking with quick re-order features.
Deliverables:
* Complete interactive Figma prototype (component-driven, auto-layout ready).
* Full Design System: Typography, color palette, icons, button states, and reusable UI components.
* Design handover files formatted for developer implementation (Android, iOS).
Requirements & Preferred Qualifications:
* Proven portfolio featuring modern mobile apps (E-commerce, Food Delivery, or Quick-Commerce preferred).
* Deep expertise in micro-interactions, motion design, and rapid-checkout UX patterns.
* Strong understanding of modern UI trends (clean typography, vibrant visual cues, bold CTAs).
* Ability to communicate clearly and iterate rapidly based on feedback.
To Apply:
Please submit your bid along with links to your portfolio or specific links to food delivery / quick-commerce mobile app designs you have previously created.

Skills: Website Design, Graphic Design, Mobile App Development, User Interface / IA, UX / User Experience, UI / User Interface, Prototyping, Figma, Visual Design, Interaction Design

We're a consumer-credit fintech with a LIVE, working app serving borrowers in the Philippines.
Borrowers take small loans and build a credit line by repaying on time. Our #1 goal is simple:
nudge more borrowers to repay on time (reduce defaults) — a friendly, trustworthy UI is a big
part of that.

The app already works and has real users. We're now IMPROVING the borrower dashboard +
milestones and making them more gamified (repay on time → earn "snacks" → redeem for GrabFood
coupons; credit limit grows over time). We've put together a redesign concept showing the
direction, but it's largely AI-generated and feels cute but too complicated — people don't
immediately "get" the logic. We want a designer who understands people, borrowing behavior, and
nudges to simplify it into a clean, coherent design.

SCOPE: The consumer (B2C) borrower app ONLY — the dashboard and milestones a borrower sees.
NOT our lender/business platform.

WHAT YOU'LL DO (one focused pass):
- Review our live borrower app and our redesign concept.
- Redesign the borrower dashboard + milestones so the REAL value (rewards for repayment) is
obvious and the experience feels human, simple, and trustworthy.
- Decide what to keep, simplify, or cut — including a "grow your town" metaphor we're unsure about.
- Design clear referral feedback and gentle repayment nudges.
- Deliver in Figma (screens + notes / light design system).

FULL BRIEF (read this first):
https://bloom-linseed-2d1.notion.site/Moodeng-Borrower-Dashboard-Milestones-Redesign-Designer-Brief-3d10555ed17881c0b016e3eb8b60ede1

OTHER LINKS:
- Our redesign concept (the direction to improve): https://moodeng.app/b2c-dashboard-mockup
- Downloadable assets + palette/format notes: https://moodeng.app/b2c-dashboard-mockup-assets
- How the live product works: https://moodeng.app/how-it-works

Localized for the Philippines (Taglish copy, ₱, GrabFood/Jollibee/GCash). Most art already exists;
this is a design/UX job, not an illustration job.

IDEAL CANDIDATE:
- Strong mobile fintech / consumer app portfolio
- Understands behavioral design and nudges (not just visuals)
- Can make something feel simple and trustworthy for non-technical, first-time-app users

FlowSkale is a specialized Webflow agency delivering top-tier design and development solutions. Our clients include fast-growing SaaS start-ups that demand nothing less than flawless execution and seamless implementation.

We are seeking an expert B2B SaaS Website Designer to create pixel-perfect, high-impact websites and landing pages. You’ll collaborate closely with our co-founders and development team to bring top-quality projects to life for a range of exciting B2B SaaS clients.

What You’ll Do

- Design High-Impact Websites & Landing Pages: Craft sophisticated, conversion-focused layouts and interfaces that delight users and satisfy client goals.
- Wireframe & Prototype: Translate business requirements into clear user flows, wireframes, and interactive prototypes using Figma.
- Produce High-Fidelity UI & Visual Assets: Use Photoshop, Illustrator, and Figma to create polished, on-brand visuals, including icons and illustrations.
- Collaborate with Developers: Work hand-in-hand with our Webflow/Front-end teams to ensure your designs are fully implementable, responsive, and optimized.
- Build & Evolve Design Systems: Develop cohesive component libraries, style guides, and documentation to maintain consistency across projects.
- Add Micro-Interactions & Animations: Incorporate tools like Lottie (or similar) to enhance UX with subtle yet impactful animations.
- Extend to Web Apps & Mobile: Lend your design expertise to web and mobile interfaces, ensuring design systems scale across platforms.
- Stay Current: Keep up with emerging design trends, tools, and industry best practices to continually elevate the quality of our deliverables.

What We’re Looking For

- Mastery of Design Tools: Proven skills in Figma, Photoshop, and Illustrator for wireframing, prototyping, and final UI design.
- Website-Focused Portfolio: Substantial experience designing websites, ideally for B2B SaaS or similarly complex projects, showcasing a keen eye for layout and conversion optimization.
- Understanding of HTML/CSS & Webflow: Familiarity with front-end fundamentals to ensure designs are feasible, implementable, and function seamlessly.
- Animation & Micro-Interactions: Experience with Lottie or similar tools is a plus for adding that extra layer of polish to user experiences.
- Design System Savvy: Track record of creating and maintaining style guides and reusable UI components that support both web and mobile.
- Strong Communication & Collaboration: Fluent in English, with a team-first approach, comfortable working with co-founders, developers, and stakeholders.
- Independent & Detail-Oriented: Self-motivated, thorough, and capable of delivering pixel-perfect, high-quality designs on schedule.

If you’re a talented Web UI/UX Designer eager to craft cutting-edge websites, and extend your expertise to apps and design systems for B2B SaaS clients, we want to hear from you!

Include a brief introduction and a description of your most relevant experience.

We can’t wait to see your work!

We’re looking for an experienced website designer/UI/UX designer to redesign the landing page of our company website.

We’ll provide a detailed brief, including the project requirements, brand direction, content, and any other relevant information you’ll need to get started. We’re looking for someone who can take the brief and turn it into a **modern, professional, visually appealing, and conversion-focused landing page design.

What We Need:

* Redesign the existing landing page with a fresh, modern look

* Create a clean and intuitive user experience

* Improve the visual hierarchy, layout, typography, spacing, and overall design

* Ensure the design is aligned with our brand and target audience

* Focus on clear CTAs and a strong conversion-oriented structure

* Create responsive designs for desktop and mobile

* Deliver the final design in Figma

* Provide an organized and editable Figma file with properly structured components/layers

Important:

This is a design-only role. We are not looking for a developer, and no coding or website development is required.

We’re specifically looking for someone with strong UI/UX and web design experience who can create polished, professional website designs in Figma.

Please share a few relevant examples of landing pages or website designs you’ve worked on when applying.