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Junior UX/UI Designer (Entry-level Employee)

Job Title	Junior UX/UI Designer (Entry-level Employee)
Employer	Boldgrain Agency
Adress: Country	Hong Kong
Address: City	Lo So Shing
Work type	Full-time
Expected Salary	9883 HKD
Posting Date	Tue Jun 10 2025
End Date	Thu Jun 26 2025

Description:

We’re hiring a UX/UI Designer Trainee — no experience needed, just curiosity, visual sense, and a desire to build interfaces people actually enjoy using. You’ll start by working closely with product designers and developers to support real projects in progress — dashboards, mobile apps, landing pages, and flows. We’ll teach you how to use Figma like a pro: components, auto layout, grids, and prototyping. You’ll help plan research sessions, take notes, organize feedback, and turn patterns into recommendations for the design team. Expect to design onboarding flows, home screens, tab bars, popups, forms, and other essential building blocks of mobile UX. We’ll guide you through platform-specific principles — iOS vs Android, native vs hybrid — and what matters where. You’ll also work with designers, writers, and marketers to keep each section clean, punchy, and user-focused. You’ll also be part of visual critiques — learning how to explain your decisions and receive feedback without taking it personally. Some days you’ll work on mobile views, others on responsive desktop — and you’ll get faster at adapting to different screen sizes.

Basic Qualifications:

• Support handoff by exporting assets, writing documentation, and checking final builds for quality.
• Communicate design ideas through presentations, storyboards, or quick sketches depending on the context.
• Use user personas, journey maps, and other tools to design with empathy.
• Design intuitive, accessible, and visually pleasing user interfaces for web and mobile platforms.
• Pair with developers during implementation to catch edge cases or design bugs early.

Preferred:

• Enjoys solving real problems through elegant and intuitive design solutions.
• Familiar with responsive and adaptive design practices for various screen sizes and devices.
• Can maintain and contribute to a design system for consistency across products and platforms.
• Background or interest in interaction design, psychology, human-computer interaction (HCI), or visual communication.
• Able to create wireframes, user flows, and high-fidelity mockups that align with business goals and user needs.

Benefits:

• Freedom to suggest design systems, component libraries, and A/B tests.
• Opportunity to specialize or go full-stack: UX, UI, research, systems, or motion.
• We value deep thinking, clean spacing, and naming layers properly (seriously).
• Real ownership over user flows, visuals, and micro-interactions — not just “make it pretty.”
• Dark mode? Responsive states? Edge cases? We *budget time* for those.

We’ll teach you how to use contrast, rhythm, and whitespace to make your layouts readable, breathable, and modern. You’ll grow confidence in typography, web-safe color choices, and how to balance branding with usability. You don’t need a Behance or Dribbble full of awards — just a few projects, maybe even unfinished ones, and a hunger to improve. You’ll leave this role knowing how to ship designs in fast-moving teams and how to make your work clear and dev-ready. This is perfect if you love order, detail, and design that works even when no one notices it. This is ideal for someone who prefers action over theory and wants to design things people actually use. You don’t need a perfect portfolio — just solid fundamentals, good structure, and a drive to grow through doing. If you’re ready to make products that fit people — not force them to adapt — we’re ready to teach you the UX way.