Design and maintain Tuniform’s web and mobile design system, including colors, components, typography, and UI screens for onboarding, feed, wallet, and ads. Conduct UX testing across navigation and conversion flows, collaborate with frontend developers on pixel-perfect implementation, and ensure accessible, responsive, and performant experiences aligned with Gen-Z social app aesthetics.
Shape Tuniform’s identity and design system — build consistent, delightful, and performant interfaces across web and mobile.
Key Resposibilities :
Redesign and maintain design system (colors, components, typography)
Produce UI screens for onboarding, feed, wallet, and ads modules
Conduct UX testing (onboarding, navigation, conversion flows)
Work with frontend devs for pixel-perfect implementation
Ensure accessibility and responsive design standards
Profile :
Proficient in Figma, Radix UI, Tailwind design tokens
Understands responsive UX and performance implications
Strong aesthetic sense aligned with Gen-Z social apps
Portfolio of real UI/UX case studies
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