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- Creating promotional sites, corporate websites, landing pages, and other projects whose main task is to present a product or service.
- Developing visual concepts based on scalable principles.
- Creating clean, neat, correctly assembled UIs, ready for handoff to both developers and other designers.
- Engaging in the visual development of layouts and analytics.
- Performing design control of solutions by junior designers, inspiring, motivating, and assisting them.
- Providing comments on both the overall meaning and specific questions related to design elements.
- Immersing in business processes through briefings and workshops.
- Presenting solutions to clients, explaining values, engaging in reasoned dialogue, and critically approaching revisions in layouts.
What we expect: - A portfolio with examples of impressive design solutions.
- Ability to build scalable concepts.
- Skill in presenting work, ideally with an understanding of the methodology to achieve great results.
- High level of visual acuity and mentoring skills.
- Willingness to take responsibility for decisions made and proposed, and the ability to argue them.
- Receptivity to criticism, ability to listen and acknowledge mistakes, or find compromises with other designers and clients.
- Ability to create an engaging story about a product or service through storytelling.
Red Collar focuses on Web Design and Web Development. Their company has offices in New York City. They have a mid-size team that's between employees.
You can view their website at or find them on LinkedIn.
Senior Designer - New York, United States - Red Collar
Description
Hello We are looking for a senior specialist to join the Red Collar team in the design communications department.
Red Collar has been creating aesthetic digital products for businesses for 12 years. We experiment, make bold decisions, and take responsibility for our actions. Our projects have no "expiration date" — even after many years, they continue to inspire and serve as benchmarks.
Responsibilities: