UI/UX Designer with excellent experience in Figma For SwiftUI iOS App
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
We are presently seeking a skilled UI/UX Designer to help complete a project in Figma for an iOS Application that is being done in SwiftUI. The candidate for this position will be able to work with minimal oversight, and will produce screens that are engaging, impactful and have some nice opportunities for animations to be applied.
There are several concepts such as the user's profile, friends, messaging, directory searching, product detail screens, classified ads, and a food items database that need to be designed. We presently have a nice flow for onboarding and signup/login already in place, so you just need to take the design from there.
You will need to work in Figma and all the work should be easy to export and bring into SwiftUI screens. We have TONs of vector elements for UI and Iconography, and so we just need you to also make strong use of these elements in the implementation.
You should be highly creative and able to adapt to every changing updates and requests from the PM on the project. Candidates with the right profile with be provided screenshots that we have so far. Up to now, there's no UX other than what we have put into place programmatically.
There are several concepts such as the user's profile, friends, messaging, directory searching, product detail screens, classified ads, and a food items database that need to be designed. We presently have a nice flow for onboarding and signup/login already in place, so you just need to take the design from there.
You will need to work in Figma and all the work should be easy to export and bring into SwiftUI screens. We have TONs of vector elements for UI and Iconography, and so we just need you to also make strong use of these elements in the implementation.
You should be highly creative and able to adapt to every changing updates and requests from the PM on the project. Candidates with the right profile with be provided screenshots that we have so far. Up to now, there's no UX other than what we have put into place programmatically.