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UX Designer

A UX Designer shapes how a product feels to use. They research users, map flows, and design wireframes and prototypes, then test and refine based on real feedback. The role focuses on usability and problem-solving, making products intuitive so people can accomplish their goals with as little friction and confusion as possible.

Responsibilities

Conduct user research and usability testing
Map user flows and information architecture
Create wireframes and interactive prototypes
Collaborate with UI designers and engineers
Iterate designs based on feedback and data
Advocate for user needs across the team

Must-have skills

User research and usability testing
Wireframing and prototyping (Figma)
Information architecture and interaction design
Problem-solving and systems thinking
Clear communication of design decisions

Nice-to-have skills

Basic UI and visual design skills
Accessibility knowledge
Data-informed design
Design systems experience

Average Salary

Typical US base salary for an HR Generalist by experience level.

Junior

0–2 yrs experience

$75,000 – $98,000
US annual salary (USD)

Intermediate

0–2 yrs experience

$98,000 – $128,000

US annual salary (USD)

Senior

0–2 yrs experience

$128,000 – $170,000

US annual salary (USD)

Figures are annual US market estimates for orientation, not offers. Actual pay varies by location, company stage, and equity.

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Frequently asked questions

UX vs UI design: what is the difference?
UX focuses on how a product works and feels, including research and flows. UI focuses on how it looks: layout, color, and visual details. They overlap and often collaborate closely.
Do UX Designers need to code?
Not usually, though understanding technical constraints helps. The core skills are research, interaction design, and prototyping.
What tools do UX Designers use?
Figma is the most common design and prototyping tool, alongside research and testing tools and whiteboarding apps.
Is UX design a good career?
Yes. Good UX directly affects product success, so skilled designers who can show impact remain in demand.

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