Overview
The UI/UX Designer will be responsible for end-to-end UI/UX design ownership across the following Viva digital products: My Viva Mobile Application, My Viva Web Portal, M2M Portal. The scope covers handover and knowledge transfer from the existing vendor, ongoing design and development support, modernization of existing solutions, establishment and maintenance of reusable design standards, and continuous improvement of the user experience.
- Participate in structured UI/UX handover and knowledge-transfer sessions with the existing vendor
- Design and continuously improve user journeys for the My Viva mobile application
- Own and maintain UX/UI design for the My Viva Web Portal
- Create responsive designs for applicable desktop, tablet and mobile resolutions
- Own and maintain UX/UI design for the M2M Portal
- Design and optimize B2B-oriented workflows, forms, tables, dashboards and management interfaces
- Establish and maintain a reusable digital design system covering My Viva Mobile, My Viva Web and, where applicable, the M2M Portal
- Analyze existing user journeys and identify usability issues and improvement opportunities
- Translate business requirements into intuitive and efficient user experiences
- Collaborate with Business Analysts, Product Owners and other stakeholders during requirements elaboration
- Provide implementation-ready designs, specifications and required visual assets
- Review implemented functionality against approved designs
- Participate in UI/UX acceptance and release-readiness activities
- Collaborate with QA to define and validate relevant UI/UX acceptance criteria
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