UI/UX Designer

Summary

Cross Field is seeking a UI/UX Designer to create strategic, visually compelling, and functional designs across branding, product design, and user experience. The role involves designing web interfaces and marketing sites, developing prototypes and design systems, collaborating with clients and engineers, and supporting accurate frontend implementation.

Responsibilities

• Design user interfaces and experiences for web products and marketing sites
• Work on branding projects — logos, visual identity, and style guides
• Create interactive prototypes to validate ideas before development
• Build and maintain component libraries and design systems in Figma
• Collaborate directly with clients during design review sessions
• Work closely with frontend developers to ensure accurate implementation

Skills

• Strong portfolio demonstrating UI and UX work across web projects
• Proficiency in Figma — prototyping, auto-layout, components
• A good eye for typography, spacing, and visual hierarchy
• Comfortable presenting and iterating on feedback from clients
• Self-directed — you don't need a brief written to the pixel level to get started
• Understanding of HTML/CSS concepts and how web layouts are built
• Experience with motion and micro-interaction design
• Prior work at an agency or on multiple concurrent projects

Qualifications

Must Haves

• Strong portfolio demonstrating UI and UX work across web projects
• Proficiency in Figma — prototyping, auto-layout, components
• A good eye for typography, spacing, and visual hierarchy
• Comfortable presenting and iterating on feedback from clients
• Self-directed — you don't need a brief written to the pixel level to get started

Nice to Haves

• Understanding of HTML/CSS concepts and how web layouts are built
• Experience with motion and micro-interaction design
• Prior work at an agency or on multiple concurrent projects

Benefits

• Fully remote — work from anywhere
• Creative freedom on diverse, ambitious client projects
• Fast-moving team without layers of bureaucracy
• Annual learning budget for courses, books, and conferences