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Senior Product Designer, Web
What You'll Do:
- Create landing pages
- Develop page structures, wireframes, and high-fidelity designs for
- Position products and features in content and layout that makes
- Contribute to the marketing design system of typography, color, components, and graphics
- Develop product features for web
- Design features for the web version of the Crypto.com app, fitting and adjusting existing features for the context of web, or developing brand new experiences
- Contribute to the design system on web
- Create visuals and animations
- Develop processes for creating graphics using various tools like C4D, Adobe Suite, and AI
- Create product mockups that showcase app experiences
- Develop spot and hero graphics that relate to the Crypto.com brand
- Data and Analytics
- Set measurable goals for the performance of the website and individual pages you work on
- Research and study current analytics in tools like Mixpanel
- Define with PMs and developers what to track and why
Skills & Experience Requirements:
- You currently hold crypto and understand the basics of trading
- You have 4+ years of experience working as a product designer on digital products
- You have designed professional websites and their web identities
- Fluid use of Figma, components, variables, and >
- Basic knowledge of graphic creation tools like C4D, Blender, Adobe Suite, AI
- You have solved complex problems and have a solid understanding of user-centered design and UX principles
- You understand different research approaches and know which ones to utilize and when
- You demonstrate product vision and use data and experimentation to provide product direction
- You’re excellent at articulating design decisions, presenting to clients or stakeholders
- You demonstrate solid leadership skills and an ability to develop strong partnerships with product managers and engineers
What does a product designer do?
A product designer is responsible for creating and designing the physical and visual aspects of a product, with the aim of enhancing its functionality, usability, and aesthetics
This involves a broad range of tasks, such as researching and analyzing customer needs, designing user interfaces, creating sketches and prototypes, testing and refining designs, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure the final product meets the intended user needs and business goals
A product designer must have a deep understanding of design principles, materials, manufacturing processes, and technological advancements in order to create products that are both innovative and functional
They must also have excellent communication skills, as they work closely with engineers, marketing teams, and other stakeholders to ensure that the product is developed on time, within budget, and meets the desired quality standards
Product designers work in a variety of industries, such as consumer electronics, furniture, automotive, fashion, and healthcare, to name a few
They may work for large corporations, small businesses, or as freelance designers, and often collaborate with other designers, engineers, and manufacturers to bring their designs to life
In web3, a product designer is responsible for designing and creating decentralized applications (dApps) and other products that leverage blockchain technology, smart contracts, and decentralized networks
This involves understanding the unique technical and functional requirements of web3 products, as well as the principles of decentralization, transparency, and user ownership
Web3 product designers need to be familiar with blockchain technology, smart contract programming languages, and decentralized networks, in order to design products that can operate effectively in a decentralized environment
They need to be able to work with developers and other stakeholders to ensure that the product is designed in a way that maximizes user control and ownership, while minimizing the potential for fraud or malicious activity
Web3 product designers may work on a range of products, such as decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, non-fungible token (NFT) marketplaces, decentralized social networks, and more
They may also work closely with blockchain developers, economists, and other specialists to create products that are both innovative and practical, while maintaining a strong focus on user experience.