Ui/ux Designer Bangalore Urban (India)

About Runable: Runable builds software that helps small and medium businesses grow the tooling, automation, and workflows that let a lean team operate like a much larger one. Our users are business owners and operators, not power users of software, so how transparent the product feels decides whether it gets adopted at all. The Role: We are hiring a UI/UX Designer to own the experience of what we ship from the messy problem to the pixels engineers build against. You will do both halves of the job: the thinking that decides what a screen should do, and the craft that makes it look like it was designed on purpose. This is a small team, so you will own product areas outright rather than decorating someone else's flows. Expect to sit with real customer problems, work directly with engineers, and see your designs live within weeks. Our users are non-technical and time-poor every unnecessary step you remove is the actual output of this role. What You'll Do: Own end-to-end design for product areas: problem framing, user flows, wireframes, high-fidelity UI, and prototypes. Turn vague requests and customer pain into explicit, shippable design solutions with a defensible rationale. Design for clarity over cleverness our users are SMB operators who need to get one thing done rapid. Build and extend our design system: components, patterns, tokens, and documentation that keep the product coherent. Work directly with engineers through implementation, reviewing builds and fixing the gap between design and shipped UI. Prototype interactions and motion where static screens cannot answer the question. Run lightweight research and usability testing talk to users, watch them struggle, change the design. Use analytics and session data to find where people drop off, then design and measure the fix. Design responsive interfaces that hold up across desktop and mobile, with accessibility treated as a default. Contribute to marketing and brand surfaces when needed l .

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