M11 - UI Designer
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Summary
A senior UI Designer role in Singapore shaping the interface of a Volunteer Management System: designing end-to-end screens and flows in Figma, running usability testing, and enforcing WCAG 2.1 accessibility, while collaborating with researchers, PMs, and engineers and contributing components to a government design system.
Project Overview
The project delivers a Volunteer Management System. The role focuses on interface design across the system's core workflows, supporting the people who coordinate, manage, and participate in volunteering through a clear, usable, and accessible interface.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Design UI screens and end-to-end flows for the Volunteer Management System across its key user journeys.
- Translate product requirements and research insights into concrete, usable interface designs.
- Design for the range of users the system serves, including coordinators, administrators, and volunteers, while accounting for their differing needs and contexts.
- Establish consistent UI patterns and components across the system.
- Plan and conduct usability testing to validate interface decisions and translate findings into design improvements.
- Ensure interfaces meet WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards and apply accessibility principles in practice.
- Partner closely with Researchers, Product Managers, and Engineers to move designs from concept through to implementation.
- Contribute reusable patterns and components back to the government design system where relevant.
Qualifications & Skill Sets
- At least 5 years of experience in UI or Product Design, with a portfolio of shipped digital products.
- Strong UI design capabilities across layout, typography, visual hierarchy, and interaction design, including responsive and data-heavy screens.
- Advanced proficiency in Figma, including componentisation and design tokens.
- Hands-on usability testing experience, including planning, conducting, and translating findings into design improvements.
- Practical knowledge of accessibility and inclusive design, including WCAG 2.1 and ARIA-aware design.
- Experience designing workflow or management systems, such as dashboards, records management, or scheduling platforms, is an advantage.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to clearly explain design rationale to both technical and non-technical audiences.