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UX/UI Designer (Drupal 10)

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Anne O.Anshul ..David O.24H DevelopersVishal W. + 38 others have already sent a proposal.
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Description

Experience Level: Expert
We are looking for an experienced UX/UI designer with Drupal experience to refine and improve the design of a custom event booking platform (Drupal 10).

Scope
Redesign and optimize 3 key pages:
2 long content edit forms (many fields)
1 complex reservation form

Focus on:
Clean, modern UI
Excellent UX for long forms
Smart field grouping & step logic

Strong use of icons and visual hierarchy
Conversion and user-friendliness

The platform is already well developed. Many components are strong, but certain areas need refinement and better usability.

Deliverables
High-fidelity mockups
Clear layout structure ready for implementation
Design improvements for form usability

Requirements
Proven experience designing complex forms
Strong UX thinking (long, data-heavy forms)
Experience with Drupal projects is a major plus

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  • Anne O.

    Can you share the top user frustration or drop-off point in your current forms—so I can design a solution that directly increases completion rates from the first prototype?

    Belba Trading International03 Mar 2026

    It's a new platform, I don't know that yet, but it looks very messy right now. You don't need to be an expert to see that. I've already more or less redesigned how I'd like it, but I need someone to put everything in the right place.

    Anne O.03 Mar 2026

    That actually helps a lot.

    When a platform feels messy, it’s rarely because the system is broken. It’s usually because structure, hierarchy, and flow haven’t been intentionally shaped yet. And that’s not about “moving things around” — it’s about turning complexity into clarity.

    If you’ve already sketched how you’d like it to feel, that’s a strong starting point. My role would be to translate that direction into a refined, scalable UX system: reorganising long forms into logical groups, defining step logic that reduces cognitive overload, improving visual hierarchy, and using icons and spacing strategically so users instinctively know where to look and what to do next.

    With complex, data-heavy forms — especially inside Drupal 10 — the key is balancing usability with technical structure. The design must respect how Drupal handles fields and components, while making the experience feel effortless for the end user. That’s where experience really shows.

    If you’d like this handled properly and efficiently, message me now and let’s begin today. We can review your current layout, align on the improved structure, and move straight into high-fidelity mockups so your platform finally feels as strong as the system behind it.

  • David O.

    Belba, do you currently have any data on where users hesitate or drop off within the reservation form, or feedback from editors about which sections of the long content forms feel most frustrating?

    Belba Trading International03 Mar 2026

    It's a new platform, I don't know that yet, but it looks very messy right now. You don't need to be an expert to see that. I've already more or less redesigned how I'd like it, but I need someone to put everything in the right place.