UI/UX Designer

Raglic; Cachar; Remote; INR 800,000 - 1,400,000; Full time

Job summary

Raglic is seeking a UI Designer to craft admin panels, client portals, websites and mobile interfaces that feel intentional and usable. You will turn briefs into wireframes, then polished UI, and hand off designs for engineering to implement.

You will work across web and mobile, maintain a shared design system, and review shipped work to ensure fidelity to the design. You will occasionally speak directly with clients to clarify requirements.

Qualifications

• You have shipped real product UI and understand what users need.
• You design in Figma or similar, thinking in components rather than screens.
• You care about usability and accessibility as much as visual polish.
• You can explain design decisions to people who are not designers.

Responsibilities

• Turn a rough brief or problem into wireframes and then polished UI.
• Design for web and mobile, and hand off designs engineers can actually build from.
• Keep a consistent design system across our own product and client projects.
• Review what ships against the design, and push back when it drifts.
• Talk to clients directly sometimes, not just engineers.

Skills

Figma

Usability

Communication

Tools

HTML/CSS

Job description

About The Role

You will design the interfaces our clients and their customers actually use: admin panels, client portals, websites and the odd mobile screen. Nothing ships until it is clear, usable and looks like it was made on purpose.

About The Role

You will design the interfaces our clients and their customers actually use: admin panels, client portals, websites and the odd mobile screen. Nothing ships until it is clear, usable and looks like it was made on purpose.

What you will do

• Turn a rough brief or problem into wireframes and then polished UI.
• Design for web and mobile, and hand off designs engineers can actually build from.
• Keep a consistent design system across our own product and client projects.
• Review what ships against the design, and push back when it drifts.
• Talk to clients directly sometimes, not just engineers.

You might be a good fit if

• You have shipped real product UI, not just portfolio concepts.
• You design in Figma or similar, and think in components, not one-off screens.
• You care about usability and accessibility as much as visual polish.
• You can explain your design decisions to people who are not designers.

Nice to have

• Basic front-end skills (HTML/CSS), enough to speak the engineers' language.
• Experience designing for B2B software or internal tools.

How we work

• A remote-first team, working with clients in the US, UK and India.
• We ship working software every week and show it to the client.
• Clients own the source code and infrastructure we build, so we earn our next project by doing this one well.