Lead and manage the design team to create intuitive UX for a consumer-facing Web3 dApp. Define UX strategy, improve onboarding and engagement for creators, conduct user research, collaborate cross-functionally, and integrate industry best practices.
Summary: Join a well-funded startup focused on revolutionizing the creator economy with a consumer-facing decentralized application (dApp). As a Lead Product Designer, you will manage the design team and spearhead UX strategy to enhance user experience in the Web3 space.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage the design team to develop innovative solutions for the creator economy.
- Develop and implement UX strategies to improve user engagement and onboarding in the Web3 environment.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align design objectives with company goals.
- Conduct user research and use insights to inform design decisions.
- Stay current with industry trends and integrate best practices into the design process.
Required Skills:
- 7+ years of experience in design, with a focus on UX/UI.
- Deep knowledge and proven experience with Web3 onboarding processes.
- 3-4 years of experience in blockchain dApp development with a focus on community and growth.
- Strong leadership skills with experience managing a design team.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
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