Infosmart
UI/UX Web Strategist
Atlanta, GA, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 4295 days ago
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About the role
- You may serve as the primary point of contact for a portion of the agency customers to assist in their business needs, and work with them to find solutions to any new website needs.
- The best candidate for the UI/UX Web Strategist is someone with a passion for best practices in usability and accessibility for the web across all devices.
- You should be a team player, and enjoy working closely with others to report, research, and explore solutions to challenges.
Responsibilities
- You will look at analytics statistics, conduct small usability studies, and follow web and mobile trends to determine and design areas for improvement on the platform.
- Information Architecture and wireframe design
- Work with Developers to provide front-end requirements for design changes, and fully test and review all changes prior to deployment.
Skills
- Understanding in designing for multiple devices and responsive web
- Experience working with multiple browsers (tablet/mobile, etc.)
- Ability to create wireframes and detailed mockups
- Detail-oriented, creative, collaborative
- Strong communication skills
- Self-motivated
- Ability to work both independently and within a team
- Technical aptitude and strong problem solving skills are expected.
- A bachelors degree is preferred, along with 3+ years of digital experience
- Corp to Corp
- InfoSmart Technologies is Software development and consulting company
Company info
- Be a backup to the liaison in managing a set of websites customers and GeorgiaGov
- As our UI/UX Web strategist, you will ultimately wear many hats, working with a small team to manage the state Drupal platform and support customers' growing needs.
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