Junior UX Designer(0-1 Year) (Delhi)

Junior UX Designer(Fresher/Entry-Level) Experience: 0-1 year Salary: 8-10k Employment Type: Full-time Role Overview Key Responsibilities: - Support the team in conducting user research (qualitative and quantitative) including surveys, interviews, and usability testing. - Create and maintain structured documentation such as research reports, journey maps, personas, and design specifications. - Assist in defining user flows, wireframes, and interaction patterns.: - Contribute to design systems in Figma, ensuring consistency across projects. - Collaborate with senior designers, product managers, and developers to transform insights into intuitive designs. - Stay updated with emerging UX trends, tools, and UI patterns. Required Skills & Qualifications - Degree in Design, HCI, Psychology, or related field (or equivalent practical experience). - Strong understanding of UX processes(user research, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing). - Good command of documentation and reporting skills. - Knowledge of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.: - Fair understanding of UI patterns and modern design frameworks. - Familiarity with Figma and design systems.: - Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills. - A portfolio (academic or project-based) showcasing UX work and thought process. Good To Have - Exposure to real-world projects, internships, or capstone projects in UX/UI design. - Awareness of front-end basics to collaborate effectively with developers. - Interest in data-driven design decisions and usability analytics. What We Offer - Hands-on exposure to end-to-end UX projects.: - Mentorship from senior designers and opportunities to grow your skills quickly.: - A collaborative, user-first work environment. - Competitive stipend/compensation and growth opportunities pathways. Compensation: 8,000.00 - 10,000.00 per month Application Question(s): - Do you have awareness of AI tools in design (e.g., prompts for ideation, asset generation, plugi .

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