UI Design Lead- Future Freelance
This is a role for future freelance openings that must be willing to work North American hours.
We are Fantasy.
The creative partner behind the world’s biggest digital products, launching the next generation of intelligent experiences. For over two decades, we’ve partnered with industry leaders like Google, Microsoft, Nike, Spotify, and Ford to shape products and services used by billions daily.
- Design visually compelling, high-functioning user interfaces for applications, websites, and digital products.
- Combine layout thinking with visual detail to deliver clean, cohesive, system-driven design.
- Maintain visual consistency and coherence across products through expert use of Figma and component libraries.
- Create and document micro-interactions and UI motion briefs to elevate usability and delight.
- Partner with UX and conceptual designers to iterate on wireframes and navigation frameworks, refining them into polished, production-ready UI.
- Translate client goals into clear, well-crafted design solutions grounded in research and usability.
- Apply strong visual and interaction design principles to shape human-device experiences, including how people interact with AI.
- Build lasting client relationships and represent the design discipline in cross-functional meetings.
- 5+ years of experience as a Visual or UI Designer, with a strong portfolio spanning multiple industries and product types.
- Agency experience.
- Strong command of UI craft, layout, and interaction design, with the ability to turn UX wireframes into production-ready interfaces.
- Skilled in navigation frameworks, product flows, and system-level thinking.
- Experience creating and documenting micro-interactions and UI motion briefs.
- Solid grasp of accessibility standards and inclusive design principles.
- Comfortable designing from data and user research insights.
- Advanced Figma skills, including shared libraries, plugins, and design system components.
- A meticulous eye for detail and strong design taste, with an active awareness of industry trends.
- Excellent communication skills and a track record of building strong client relationships.
- Nice to have: experience working within or contributing to design systems (structure, scalability, documentation).
Our Commitment.
Fantasy has been building diverse, inclusive teams since 1999. We believe the range of perspectives in this building is inseparable from the quality of what we ship. Fantasy is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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