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Product Designer

Creative Fabrica
Location
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
Posted
10 days ago
Department
Product
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 5+ years designing digital products (UI/UX or product design) with a portfolio that shows shipped product work
  • Excellent UI craft: typography, layout, visual hierarchy, interaction design, and polish in complex product surfaces
  • Advanced Figma skills for developer handoff (components, variants, auto-layout, clear states and specs)
  • Proven ability to redesign or substantially improve a product experience with measurable usability gains
  • Proven ability to take a product or major surface from concept to polished, buildable UI quickly
  • Comfortable using AI tools in the design workflow; strong written and spoken English
Nice to have
  • Agency background delivering digital product, web, or app redesigns for real clients under commercial pressure
  • Experience designing AI, generative media, SaaS, or creator tools
  • Experience building or maintaining a product design system used by engineering
What the job really is

As a Product Designer at Creative Fabrica, you will lead the redesign of the Creative Fabrica Studio, focusing on enhancing usability and visual quality. Your role involves collaborating closely with developers to create buildable UI from concepts, using Figma to produce structured design files. You will also utilize AI tools to streamline the design process, ensuring that the product meets the needs of creators while maintaining a high standard of originality and clarity.

Things to weigh
  • Focus on redesigning an existing product rather than creating from scratch may limit creative freedom
  • High-paced environment may lead to shifting priorities and pressure to meet deadlines
  • No specific mention of salary or benefits in the posting
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