suit you?
This quiz, based on the Holland Codes (RIASEC), was produced for Excelia by the human resources consultancy RessourcesH, in partnership with GBF Conseil, an educational and vocational guidance consultancy. Its purpose is to provide High School pupils and other students with an insight into the management professions that match their profile.
UI Designer
UI Developer
A UI Designer (User Interface) is responsible for designing the user interface. They are responsible for creating the interface and ensuring that the navigation experience is seamless, efficient and user-friendly. They organise the graphic and textual elements to ensure that they conform to technical standards and the brand’s identity, generating visually appealing content.
Tasks
They work closely with UX Designers, as well as Developers, Design Directors, Integrators and the sales team.
Their work involves different devices: computers, tablets, connected televisions, interactive terminals, etc.
They are in charge of the overall interface design, ensuring smooth navigation and optimal navigation paths.
They ensure that all design decisions are consistent with the "user experience path" devised by the UX Designer, whilst at the same time respecting client requirements.
They also address the specificities of each digital medium so as to improve the interface and achieve a functional design.
Required skills
- Creativity and flair for design
- Good interpersonal skills
- Autonomy
- Curiosity
- Interest in programming
What you need to learn/master
- Digital design and computer graphics
- IT
- Multimedia
- Project management
- Psychology and sociology
- Applied English
Career opportunities and progression
- Principal recruiters are digital design agencies and communication agencies.
- UI designers can also work as freelancers.
- Project Manager
- Interactive Design Director
- Web Agency Director
Qualification requirements
5 years of post-High School education
Excelia schools
Salary
Junior: €30,000 - €35,000
Experienced: €40,000 - €45,000