Sr. UI/UX Designer

Zoho; Ernakulam; On-site; INR 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

2Base Technologies is seeking an experienced interface designer to transform functional requirements and wireframes into clear, consistent, development-ready screens for web and mobile applications across multiple client contexts. You will create interactive prototypes in Figma, ensure design consistency, and stay with the project through implementation.

Applicants should have 4–8 years of design experience, a strong portfolio with at least two detailed projects, and proven ability to work

Qualifications

• 4–8 years designing interfaces for web or mobile applications with demonstrable work
• A portfolio with at least two projects detailing problems, decisions and outcomes
• Experience designing apps with real functional complexity: forms, tables, workflows, roles and permissions
• Experience collaborating with developers through a build lifecycle

Responsibilities

• Design interfaces for client web and mobile apps from wireframes to development-ready screens
• Create interactive prototypes in Figma to test flows and align clients
• Maintain design consistency across an application: layout, typography, color, spacing, components
• Define complete screen states (empty, loading, error, partial data) and responsive behavior
• Hand over designs with specifications, assets and component behavior to developers
• Present design work to clients and stakeholders and iterate based on feedback
• Organise design files with named layers and reusable components
• Collaborate with Business Analysts and Project Managers to ensure feasibility within requirements

Skills

Interface design

Wireframe to prototype

Cross-functional collaboration

Developer handover

Responsive design

Figma proficiency

Education

Design degree or diploma

Tools

Figma

HTML/CSS familiarity

Job description

2Base Technologies is a custom software development company with over 16 years of delivery experience, working as an enterprise solutions partner for clients in the United States, the United Kingdom and other global markets. Our work spans custom software development, AI implementation, legacy system modernisation and operational transformation.

This role designs the interfaces our clients' users actually work in. You will take functional requirements and wireframes and turn them into interface designs and prototypes that development teams build from, across web and mobile applications in several client contexts at once.

What This Role Exists to Do

Most of what 2Base builds is used by people who did not choose the software. They are operations staff, field teams, finance users and administrators working inside a system their employer selected. Interface quality decides whether that software gets used properly or worked around.

This role owns that outcome. You receive a functional requirement and a Business Analyst wireframe, and you return an interface that is clear to the person using it, consistent across the application, and specified well enough for a developer to build without guessing. You stay with it through implementation.

What You Will Own

Interface design for client web and mobile applications, from Business Analyst wireframes and functional requirements through to development-ready screens

Interactive prototypes in Figma, used to test flows and to align clients before build begins

Design consistency inside each application: layout, typography, colour, spacing, components and interaction patterns

Complete screen states, covering empty, loading, error, partial data, permission-restricted and long-content cases, not the ideal case alone

Responsive behaviour across desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints, specified rather than left to the developer to infer

Developer handover: specifications, assets, component behaviour and the answers to the questions that come up mid-build

Presenting design work to clients and internal stakeholders, and taking the resulting feedback into the next version

Design files that another designer can pick up: named layers, organised pages, documented components

What You Will Not Own

Functional requirements and scope: the Business Analyst and the Project Manager set these. You design inside them and raise it when the requirement and the interface are in conflict.

Front-end implementation: developers build. You specify, review and confirm what was built matches what was designed.

Client commercial conversations: timelines, change requests and commercial scope sit with the Project Manager.

Brand and marketing design: the Visual Designer owns 2Base's own brand assets and marketing collateral. This role is client application design.

Final release decisions: release sits with the delivery team.

Requirements

What We Are Looking For

Experience

4 to 8 years designing interfaces for web or mobile applications, with work you can show and talk through in detail.

A portfolio containing at least two projects where you can describe the problem, your role in it, the decisions you made and what happened after release. Two projects explained properly are worth more than fifteen screens.

Experience designing applications with real functional complexity: forms, tables, workflows, roles and permissions, dashboards. Marketing website design alone is not a fit for this role.

Experience working alongside developers through a build, not handing over and moving on.

Craft

Strong working command of Figma: components, variants, auto layout, prototyping and a file structure other people can navigate.

Interface design that holds up under real content, not only under the content that makes the design look good.

Responsive design across breakpoints, specified deliberately rather than scaled down.

Enough understanding of HTML and CSS to know when a design will be expensive to build, and to have that conversation with a developer before it becomes a problem.

User-centred design practice: you can name who the user is, what they are trying to do, and why the interface is shaped the way it is.

How You Work

You can explain a design decision. Not defend it, explain it: what the alternatives were and why this one.

You take feedback from clients, Business Analysts and developers without treating it as a verdict on your ability, and you push back with a reason when pushing back is right.

You work across several projects at once and tell people early when something will be late.

You finish: states covered, files organised, handover complete. Senior means the work does not need someone behind you.

Good to Have

Experience in Agile delivery teams

Usability testing or structured user feedback analysis

Enterprise or internal business application design

Familiarity with design systems as a maintained asset rather than a one-time deliverable

Accessibility practice, including contrast, focus states and keyboard navigation

Education

Diploma or degree in design, information technology, computer science or a related field. Candidates from other backgrounds with a strong portfolio and demonstrable experience are considered on the work.

What We Are Not Looking For

Portfolios of visual concepts with no delivered product behind them. We need designs that were built and used.

Designers who present the outcome but cannot account for the decisions inside it.

Designers whose work has never been constrained by a development team, a deadline or a client.

Designers who treat developer feasibility as somebody else's problem.

An Honest Note on This Role

This is client services design, and that shapes the work. You will move between client contexts, design inside requirements that were set before you arrived, and work to commitments made to a client. Some briefs will be tightly specified and some will arrive incomplete.

In exchange, the work gets built and used. You will see your designs in production, in front of real users, within months rather than quarters. If you want to own a single product end to end for years, this is not that role. If you want range, delivery pace and the discipline of designing for people you do not get to choose, it is a good fit.

Your portfolio must be accessible without a password, or include the password in your email. If a project is under a non-disclosure agreement, say so and describe it without the visuals rather than leaving it out.

A growth-driven environment with opportunities to lead, innovate, and upskill continuously.