Conduct user research and usability studies, then design wireframes, mockups, user flows, and prototypes within Salesforce. Apply Salesforce Lightning Design System standards, collaborate with stakeholders and technical teams, test designs, optimize workflows and dashboards, and ensure accessible, responsive, user-friendly experiences.
Salesforce UX Designer
Job Description
- Conduct user research, interviews, and usability studies to understand user needs and business requirements.
- Design intuitive and user-friendly experiences within the Salesforce ecosystem.
- Create wireframes, mockups, user flows, and interactive prototypes for Salesforce applications.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders, product managers, developers, and administrators to deliver effective solutions.
- Apply Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS) standards to ensure consistency and usability.
- Perform usability testing and gather user feedback to refine and improve designs.
- Optimize Salesforce workflows, dashboards, and interfaces to enhance user adoption and productivity.
- Ensure designs meet accessibility, responsiveness, and best-practice UX standards.
- Stay updated on Salesforce platform capabilities and UX trends to drive continuous improvement and innovation.
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