UI/UX Designer For SaaS Product (Figma - Web Application)

We are hiring an experienced UI/UX Product Designer to help us design a clean, intuitive, and high converting web application for our SaaS platform.

If you excel at taking complex workflows and simplifying them into slick, modern user interfaces that users love, this project is for you. You will be working directly in Figma to build user flows, wireframes, interactive prototypes, and production-ready design systems.

Key Responsibilities:

Design responsive web application dashboards, navigation flows, and complex SaaS feature sets.

Develop clear UX wireframes, user journeys, and interactive high-fidelity Figma prototypes.

Maintain and build upon a structured Figma design system (components, auto-layouts, variants, and typography scales).

Design with adaptive web standards in mind, ensuring a seamless transition across desktop, tablet, and mobile web views.

Deliver developer-ready assets and detailed handoff documentation for our engineering team.

What We Are Looking For:

Deep SaaS Experience: Proven track record of designing B2B/B2C SaaS products or web applications (please include portfolio links).

Figma Mastery: Expert-level skills in Figma (Auto-layout 5.0, Smart Animation, Components, and Variables).

Product-Minded Thinking: Strong understanding of user psychology, conversion rate optimization (CRO), and user onboarding UX.

Mobile & Adaptive UI: Ability to translate complex web views into clean Mobile UI layouts.

Other Tools: Adobe XD, Adobe Suite, Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator (Plus point)

Deliverables:

Complete SaaS Web Application UI/UX design in Figma.

Interactive clickable prototype for user testing and stakeholder walkthroughs.

Comprehensive Figma Design System / Component Library.

Mobile-responsive layout views.

To Apply:

Please send your proposal with:

A link to your Figma portfolio featuring live or recent SaaS/Web Application designs.

A brief 2-3 sentence overview of a complex SaaS interface you recently designed and how you approached the user experience.