Posted 05 August, 2026
Product Designer | Retail
Sphere Digital Recruitment Group
City of London, ENG, GB
Full Time
Job Description
Product Designer | Retail (12 months FTC)
\nLondon, 3 days office
\n£45,000
\nPlease note, you will need to have eCommerce experience.
\nWe're looking for a Product Designer to help create engaging, intuitive digital experiences across a leading eCommerce platform and wider digital products. Working alongside Product Managers, Developers and other Designers, you'll play a key role in improving the customer journey by creating user-focused designs that balance customer needs with commercial objectives.
\nA bit about the role
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- Create user journeys, wireframes, prototypes and high-fidelity designs for new features and product improvements. \n
- Design and optimise digital experiences across web and mobile, ensuring they are intuitive, accessible and visually engaging. \n
- Translate customer insights, user research and business requirements into effective design solutions. \n
- Design with a mobile-first approach while maintaining consistency across digital products. \n
- Support user research, usability testing and experimentation, using insights to continuously improve the customer experience. \n
- Contribute to design documentation, reusable components and best practice guidelines. \n
- Work closely with developers to ensure designs are implemented accurately and to a high standard. \n
A bit about you
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- Experience designing digital products, ideally within an eCommerce or consumer-focused environment. \n
- Strong experience using Figma, with Adobe Creative Suite knowledge being an advantage. \n
- A solid understanding of UX and UI principles, responsive design and accessibility. \n
- A keen eye for layout, typography, interaction design and visual detail. \n
- Experience collaborating with cross-functional product and development teams. \n
- Excellent organisation skills and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. \n
- Experience using Contentsquare, Dynamic Yield or similar optimisation and analytics tools would be an advantage. \n
