Main Responsibilities
To offer a product or digital interface that meets all the requirements of both the customer and the company they work for, UX Designers have to carry out a wide range of tasks.
The UX Designer is responsible for creating and designing the user experience for digital products and services. They are responsible for understanding the needs and expectations of end users and designing solutions that meet these needs in an effective and intuitive way.
To do this, the UX Designer works closely with the web and mobile development teams, graphic designers and product managers to design functional prototypes and mock-ups that can be tested and evaluated with users. These tests are essential to validate the effectiveness of the design and to ensure that end users have a satisfactory experience.
The UX Designer must also take into account factors such as web navigation, information presentation, usability and accessibility. They must be able to design user interfaces that are easy to understand, navigate and use, even for novice users.
Finally, the UX Designer is also responsible for developing user experience standards and guidelines. These standards and guidelines are used to ensure that the user experience is consistent throughout the application or website, and to make it easier to maintain and update the user interface.
In short, the UX Designer is a highly qualified professional who strives to create fluid and pleasant user experiences for digital products and services. Within a company, they usually work in project mode, in collaboration with other digital professionals.