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"Good design is obvious. Great design is transparent."
— Joe Sparano
Lead design for well-scoped projects and conduct usability tests to iterate designs. Collaborate with product managers and engineers to deliver high-quality user journeys and interfaces.
Responsibilities
- Lead design for well-scoped projects or significant parts of larger initiatives
- Plan and conduct unmoderated usability tests and interpret findings to iterate designs
- Deliver responsive, accessible and high-quality user journeys and interfaces
- Contribute new patterns and components to The Telegraph Design System
- Collaborate closely with product managers, engineers and stakeholders to shape solutions
- Present design rationale with clarity to peers and cross-functional partners
Requirements
- Proven product design experience, ideally in digital products at scale
- Confident working independently, comfortable handling ambiguity within briefs
- Strong interaction and visual design skills with a high attention to detail
- Analytical mindset — able to use research and data insights to inform decisions
Key Skills
- Portfolio showing strong interaction and visual design, with clear user-centred process
- Professional experience delivering product design across responsive platforms (web and/or app)
- Experience running or contributing to usability testing and research activities
- Skilled in Figma and prototyping tools, with ability to share and explain work clearly
Benefits
- Dynamic working opportunities, medical cover, and parental leave (six months fully paid maternity leave and enhanced paternity/partner leave)
- Life assurance and season ticket loans
- Training and development opportunities through The Academy
- Flexible benefits, designed to support your lifestyle and help you achieve a healthy work-life balance
About The Telegraph
The Telegraph’s mission is to provide content that inspires people to have the perspective they want to progress in life. It delivers quality, trusted, award-winning journalism, 24 hours a day, across its digital and print properties as well as through leading digital partners. Founded in 1855, The Telegraph has built a diversified commercial model, with equal strength in advertising, subscriptions and circulation, commerce, and events. In 1994, The Telegraph launched an online offering, the first UK publisher to do so. The launch in 2016 of a digital subscriptions model, with clearly defined open and premium content, has enhanced its ability to offer both scale and engagement to support this diversified approach. The Telegraph’s portfolio includes The Telegraph website and app, The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph print titles, and The Telegraph Edition app which offers a digital replication of the newspapers. 27.2 million Britons consume content across the portfolio monthl
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