Senior UX Designer

Norton Blake Limited; Greater London; Remote; GBP 83,000 - 101,000; Full time

Job summary

Norton Blake Limited, a leading UK brand partner, seeks a Senior Product Designer / Senior UX Designer for a digital transformation in retail & hospitality. This contract role is outside IR35, predominantly remote across the UK, with a daily rate of around £450-£550 and an initial 6+ month term.

You will own complex digital experiences, work with product managers, engineers and stakeholders to deliver intuitive, scalable solutions, conduct discovery, wireframes, interactive prototypes and

Qualifications

• 5+ years' hands-on Product Design / UX Design experience.
• Strong, recent experience within a major retail or hospitality organisation.
• Proven experience designing complex digital products.
• Excellent Figma skills, including wireframing, prototyping, interaction design and high-fidelity UI.
• Strong understanding of user-centred design, research, usability testing and accessibility.
• Comfortable taking ownership of projects from initial discovery through to implementation.
• Experience working on products deployed across multiple locations, business units or large user groups would be particularly attractive.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end UX design, from discovery and user research through to high-fidelity designs and delivery.
• Design intuitive digital experiences that simplify complex business processes and operational workflows.
• Translate business requirements and user needs into clear, effective product solutions.
• Produce user journeys, wireframes, interactive prototypes and polished designs using Figma.
• Conduct usability testing and iterate designs based on research, feedback and data.
• Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver consistent experiences across a large organisation.

Skills

Product Design

UX Design

User Research

Discovery

Usability Testing

Collaboration

Tools

Figma

Job description

Senior Product Designer / Senior UX Designer - Retail & Hospitality

We're working with a leading, household-name UK brand on an exciting digital transformation programme and are looking for an experienced Senior Product Designer to join the team.

This will be outside IR35, predominantly Remote, Circa £450-£550 per day and an initial 6+ month contract.

We're particularly interested in designers who have recent, substantial experience working with major retailers, supermarkets, restaurant groups or other high-volume, customer-facing businesses.

The Role

You'll take ownership of complex digital product experiences, working closely with Product Managers, Engineers and business stakeholders to deliver intuitive, scalable solutions.

• Lead end-to-end UX design, from discovery and user research through to high-fidelity designs and delivery.
• Design intuitive digital experiences that simplify complex business processes and operational workflows.
• Translate business requirements and user needs into clear, effective product solutions.
• Produce user journeys, wireframes, interactive prototypes and polished designs using Figma.
• Conduct usability testing and iterate designs based on research, feedback and data.
• Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver consistent experiences across a large organisation.

What We're Looking For

• 5+ years' hands-on Product Design / UX Design experience, ideally at Senior or Lead level.
• Strong, recent experience within a major retail or hospitality organisation - supermarkets, high-street retailers, restaurant chains or similarly large consumer businesses.
• Proven experience designing complex digital products and simplifying operational or business-critical workflows.
• Excellent Figma skills, including wireframing, prototyping, interaction design and high-fidelity UI.
• Strong understanding of user-centred design, research, usability testing and accessibility.
• Comfortable taking ownership of projects from initial discovery through to implementation.
• Experience working on products deployed across multiple locations, business units or large user groups would be particularly attractive.