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UX / UI Designer, Premium Web App (Figma)

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  • Proposals: 37
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Jai P.Mercy O.Peter F.Muhammad B.Ruth F. + 32 others have already sent a proposal.
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Description

Experience Level: Expert
Estimated project duration: 1 - 2 weeks
We are looking for a talented UX/UI designer for a premium, high-end web app. A detailed brief, brand guidelines, color palette, and screen specifications are all ready and waiting. You will not be starting from scratch.

For context, the marketing landing page is being built separately by a specialist developer. It is highly cinematic, three-dimensional, and immersive. Think high-end editorial meets interactive art. That work is not in scope here, but it gives you a clear sense of the brand standard and the level of creativity this product needs to match.

The web app itself needs to feel genuinely creative and unlike anything else on the market. Usable and intuitive, yes, but visually distinctive on every single screen. If your portfolio leans generic, this probably is not the right fit.

What we need:
25 screens with desktop and mobile layouts for each, a full component library with Figma variables, all component states (default, hover, active, loading, empty, error), and a clickable prototype covering the primary user flows. Everything delivered in Figma.

The budget is $215 fixed. This is not negotiable and we will not be entering into any discussion around pricing. If the rate does not work for you, please do not apply.

To apply, send three examples of web app UI work you have designed previously. These need to be real multi-screen product designs, not marketing pages or landing pages. We want to see that you can handle complex interfaces, multiple screen types, and proper component thinking. If your examples do not meet this, your application will not be reviewed.

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  • VCONN P.

    Hi Breshaun,

    Thanks for the detailed brief.

    Before we proceed, could you clarify one key point:

    Is there an existing product architecture or user flow map already finalized for the 25 screens, or would we also be expected to help refine the UX structure before visual design begins?

    Looking forward to your response.

  • Cornelius O.

    To ensure the 25 screens perfectly bridge your "cinematic" marketing vision with functional usability, I’d like to align on three specific details before opening Figma.

    First, what is the one non-negotiable visual effect from your marketing page (e.g., a specific 3D hover, scroll depth, or lighting effect) that must survive the transition into the app’s dashboard? This will be the anchor for our component library, ensuring the "editorial" feel isn’t lost in standard UI patterns.

    Second, to guarantee the design feels unlike anything else on the market, are there any specific apps or digital experiences you admire for their "creative usability," or conversely, common SaaS trends you explicitly want us to avoid? I want to match your unique definition of "premium," not just apply a generic high-end skin.

    Finally, will the same specialist developer who built the marketing page be implementing the app? If so, knowing their specific framework or animation library (e.g., React Three Fiber, GSAP) allows me to design complex states (loading, error, empty) that are visually stunning but technically feasible, ensuring a frictionless handoff.

    Once I have these answers, we can jump straight into the daily micro-checkpoints and live collaboration to get this done within your 1–2 week window.