UX Designer

TL;DR

UX Designer (Ecommerce): Improving website journeys and conversion performance with an accent on data-led design and experimentation. Focus on turning analytics and test results into actionable design improvements to drive measurable commercial impact.

Location: Must be based in or near London, UK, with comfort working in a hybrid model near London Bridge.

Salary: £400–£600 per day

Company

A fast-growing, consumer-focused brand investing in digital experience and conversion performance.

What you will do

• Lead UX thinking across live CRO and website optimisation initiatives.
• Turn analytics, session recordings, and test results into clear design actions.
• Prototype and iterate user journeys that directly improve conversion metrics.
• Collaborate closely with marketing, ecommerce, and development partners.
• Shape and prioritise your own workload in a fast-moving environment.

Requirements

• Proven UX experience within DTC or ecommerce environments.
• London-based, with comfort working hybrid near London Bridge.
• Demonstrable track record of designs that delivered commercial impact.
• Confidence working from data rather than opinion or convention.
• Strong organisational skills and the ability to self-direct effectively.

Culture & Benefits

• Part-time engagement (3 days a week).
• Immediate exposure to high-impact, business-critical projects.
• Autonomy to own problems and propose bold, original solutions.
• Casual, kind culture that values trust and momentum.
• Potential to grow or reshape the engagement if it is a strong mutual fit.