UX Designer
This page details key information about the User Experience (UX) Designer job title. Keep reading to learn the main responsibilities, salaries and how to approach design recruitment.
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User Experience Designers are responsible for managing the entire UX design process. As key members of your design team, they research, design and implement website or application designs to meet user needs.
The UX Designer job description can change depending on the business, product or service. Nevertheless, a typical day of a designer includes:
The ideal candidate will have the following skills and capabilities:
Across the UK, the average salary for a User Experience Designer is:
Pay depends on the location of the role, size of business and seniority you're hiring for. For more information about salaries, download our salary guide below.
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