UX Designer 10458
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- Toronto, ON
- Permanent
- Temps-plein
- In this role, you will:
- Shape the end-to-end user experience of Ontario’s digital credential products, including a privacy and security by design digital wallet and other digital credential products, where user trust, autonomy, and security are foundational.
- Design experiences that make new, trusted ways of interacting in person and online understandable, usable, and credible for real users across public and private sectors.
- Elevate the quality and coherence of design across the wallet and platform so products can be confidently used in production, demonstrations, and strategic adoption efforts.
- Use design and research to reduce risk in complex credential implementations, informing product direction, trade-offs, and sequencing.
- Enable adoption by helping internal and external teams see the value and possibilities of digital credentials through clear, well-designed experiences.
- Embed design as a core part of Agile delivery, ensuring it informs decisions early and continuously rather than reacting late.
- Work across disciplines and jurisdictions to align on standards, patterns, and approaches, strengthening a pan-Canadian open-source digital wallet ecosystem.
- Contribute to the growth of the design practice by coaching others and reinforcing a strong, user-centred design culture.
- You design complete experiences by aligning user needs, business goals, and delivery constraints.
- Translate complex business problems into clear, usable, and accessible experiences (e.g., task analysis, journey mapping, etc).
- Frame and validate problem statements and design hypotheses before solutioning (e.g., problem definition workshops, assumption mapping, hypothesis testing).
- Design interaction, visual, and content elements together, including navigation, screen layout, and microcopy (e.g., content modeling, UI pattern design).
- Make and explain design trade-offs based on value, risk, and feasibility (e.g., option comparison, decision matrices).
- Clearly communicate design rationale to influence product prioritization and roadmap decisions.
- Apply information architecture and systems thinking to structure complex products and services (e.g., user flows, content hierarchies, navigation models, cross-service dependencies).
- You raise product credibility and consistency through strong visual and UI design.
- Improve the visual maturity of existing mobile and web products (e.g., UI audits, visual refreshes, consistency reviews).
- Design, document, and evolve design systems (e.g., component libraries, design tokens, pattern documentation).
- Apply and maintain a cohesive visual identity across releases and product portfolio (e.g., typography systems, color usage, layout standards).
- Collaborate with developers to ensure designs are practical and accurately implemented (e.g., design reviews, implementation check-ins).
- Review shipped work and iterate to maintain quality over time (e.g., post-release reviews, design critiques).
- You use evidence to drive decisions and design inclusive experiences from the start.
- Plan, develop, and execute user research to inform design decisions, and contribute to business cases and executive briefings required to obtain approval and funding for research activities (e.g., usability testing, semi-structured interviews, contextual inquiry).
- Evaluate and select appropriate research methods based on the problem and stage of work (e.g., heuristic evaluation, peer and competitive reviews, card sorting).
- Evaluate design effectiveness using qualitative and quantitative signals to inform iteration and prioritization (e.g., usability findings, behavioural data, outcome measures).
- Synthesize research findings into clear insights and actionable recommendations for teams.
- Demonstrated experience creating design deliverables such as mood boards, collaboration boards, empathy maps, user flows, wireframes, mock-ups, presentations and reports
- Design and test experiences to meet accessibility standards across UI and content, including WCAG compliance and platform-specific mobile guidelines (e.g., accessibility audits, assistive technology testing, Apple and Google accessibility standards).
- Use research and accessibility findings to influence product standards and design patterns.
- You make design visible, actionable, and continuous within Agile delivery.
- Create low- and high-fidelity prototypes to support discovery and delivery (e.g., wireframes, interactive prototypes).
- Use design and collaboration tools effectively within team workflows (e.g., Figma, Axure, Miro).
- Structure design work to align with Agile planning and delivery cycles (e.g., continuous discovery, design spikes, backlog refinement support).
- Design and configure design-to-development workflows so developers can implement designs efficiently (e.g., using Figma component properties, auto-layout, design tokens, inspect panels, and versioning to reduce handoff and rework).
- You lead through influence by building trust, alignment, and shared understanding.
- Consult with users, product managers, developers, service designers, and policy partners to understand possibilities and constraints.
- Educate partners and stakeholders on user-centred design practices to improve decision-making and delivery quality.
- Communicate and negotiate design decisions clearly using visual, verbal, and written formats to build consensus and resolve competing priorities.
- Incorporate technical feasibility, system dependencies, and delivery risks into design decisions.
- Adjust designs pragmatically while protecting core user needs and accessibility requirements.
- Build strong working relationships and lead alignment through a pan-Canadian UX community of practice for an open-source digital wallet.
- Coach and support junior designers to strengthen design quality and maturity across the team.
- Designs clear, usable, and accessible experiences by translating complex user needs, content, and system constraints into coherent interaction and information architecture, with well-reasoned design decisions.
- Leads and applies rigorous user research and accessibility practices, selecting appropriate methods to generate evidence, challenge assumptions, and influence experience design.
- Operates as a senior partner within an agile team, consulting across disciplines, communicating design decisions clearly, and elevating the quality and consistency of experiences across products.
- Create low- and high-fidelity prototypes to support discovery and delivery (e.g., wireframes, interactive prototypes).
- Use design and collaboration tools effectively within team workflows (e.g., Figma, Axure, Miro).
- Produces high-quality, developer-ready design outputs by structuring tools and workflows (e.g., Figma systems, components) to reduce ambiguity and rework in delivery.
- Strong experience with graphic designing, strong researching experience and producing UX outcomes.
- open-source digital wallet experience
- Prior OPS or Public domain experience