UX/UI Designer
Pavago · Pakistan
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The posting
UX/UI Designer (Figma, Product Design & User Experience) – Remote | U.S. Hours
Position Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S. Client Business Hours
About the Role
At Pavago , we’re hiring a UX/UI Designer for one of our clients to design intuitive, visually polished, and high-performing digital experiences across web and mobile products.
This is not simply a visual design role. You’ll own the design process from user research and UX strategy through wireframing, prototyping, high-fidelity UI, design systems, and developer handoff .
You’ll work closely with Product Managers, Engineers, QA, and leadership to understand user problems and translate them into digital experiences that are easy to use, scalable, and aligned with business objectives.
If you combine strong UX thinking with polished UI execution and enjoy solving real product problems through design, this role is a strong fit.
What You’ll Own
User Research & UX Strategy
Conduct user interviews, surveys, usability testing, and behavioral analysis.
Identify user needs, pain points, and friction across digital experiences.
Translate research into
Personas
User journeys
User flows
Information architecture
Wireframes
Use behavioral and analytics tools such as Hotjar, FullStory, and Google Analytics to uncover opportunities for improvement.
Recommend UX improvements based on qualitative and quantitative insights.
Wireframing & Prototyping
Create low-fidelity wireframes to validate concepts and workflows.
Build interactive prototypes for usability testing and stakeholder review.
Develop high-fidelity product mockups using Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch .
Rapidly iterate based on user testing, stakeholder feedback, and QA findings.
Clearly communicate interaction patterns and intended product behavior.
UI & Product Design
Design clean, modern, and user-friendly interfaces.
Create responsive experiences across desktop, tablet, and mobile .
Balance usability, aesthetics, accessibility, and business objectives.
Design user flows and conversion paths that minimize friction.
Ensure interfaces are visually polished and production-ready.
Design Systems & Scalability
Build and maintain scalable design systems and component libraries.
Establish consistent standards for
Typography
Color
Spacing
Layouts
Components
Interaction patterns
Create reusable components that improve design and development efficiency.
Maintain organized design files, assets, specifications, and documentation.
Ensure consistency across products, features, and platforms.
Accessibility & Usability
Apply WCAG accessibility standards throughout the design process.
Consider contrast, readability, keyboard accessibility, responsiveness, and usability.
Conduct usability reviews and identify opportunities to simplify workflows.
Improve task completion, navigation, conversion paths, and overall product usability.
Product & Engineering Collaboration
Work closely with
Product Managers
Developers
QA
Leadership
Participate in sprint planning, product discussions, and feature prioritization.
Collaborate with engineering throughout implementation rather than only at handoff.
Deliver developer-ready designs using Figma Dev Mode, Zeplin, or InVision Inspect .
Provide clear specifications, assets, and interaction documentation.
Review implemented designs and help resolve inconsistencies before release.
What Makes You a Strong Fit
You think about user journeys and product problems , not just individual screens.
You combine strong visual design skills with practical UX thinking.
You can explain the reasoning behind your design decisions.
You’re comfortable using research and data to challenge assumptions.
You understand how UX impacts adoption, engagement, conversion, and satisfaction.
You collaborate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
You care about consistency, accessibility, and the small details that make products feel polished.
You can iterate quickly without sacrificing design quality.
Required Experience & Skills
2+ years of professional UX/UI or Product Design experience.
Strong portfolio demonstrating
UX problem-solving
UI craftsmanship
Responsive design
Product design thinking
Advanced proficiency with
Figma
Adobe XD
Sketch
Experience creating
User flows
Wireframes
Interactive prototypes
High-fidelity interfaces
Responsive layouts
Design systems
Strong understanding of
UX and usability principles
Interaction design
Accessibility
Responsive and mobile-first design
Strong written and verbal English communication skills.
Ability to collaborate effectively in a remote product environment.
Experience designing
SaaS products
Mobile applications
E-commerce platforms
Experience building or maintaining scalable design systems.
Familiarity with
HTML/CSS fundamentals
Developer workflows
Agile/Scrum environments
Experience with behavioral analytics tools such as
Hotjar
FullStory
Google Analytics
Experience conducting A/B tests or design experiments.
Understanding of conversion rate optimization (CRO).
Experience collaborating directly with engineering teams through implementation.
What a Typical Day Looks Like
A UX/UI Designer’s day revolves around understanding users, solving product problems, and translating ideas into intuitive experiences. You will:
Analyze user behavior and identify UX opportunities.
Create user flows and wireframes for new features.
Build and test interactive prototypes.
Design polished, responsive interfaces in Figma.
Collaborate with Product and Engineering during sprint execution.
Refine and expand the product’s design system.
Conduct usability reviews and incorporate feedback.
Prepare developer-ready designs and specifications.
Review implementation to ensure design quality and consistency.
In short: you turn user needs and business requirements into intuitive, scalable, and visually polished digital products.
Key Metrics for Success (KPIs)
Improved product usability and user satisfaction.
Increased engagement and product adoption.
Reduced friction across critical user journeys.
Improved task completion and conversion flows.
Consistent implementation of design systems.
Reduced design-related development revisions.
On-time delivery of developer-ready designs.
Positive feedback from users and internal stakeholders.
Why This Role Stands Out
End-to-end ownership of UX and UI design.
Opportunity to influence real product strategy and user experience.
Work closely with Product and Engineering leadership.
Build and improve scalable design systems.
Use research and analytics to influence product decisions.
Fully remote environment aligned with U.S. clients.
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