The Compounding Method is looking for a design powerhouse who can turn a brief into a high-converting website in record time. If your strength lies in visual systems and user experience rather than coding, this is your next career step.
Role Overview
This is a pure design position. The team needs someone who understands how to build layouts, visual systems, and high-converting landing pages. You won’t be writing HTML, CSS, or building WordPress themes—your focus is entirely on the UI and the UX strategy.
If you are a designer who gets a thrill out of clean, responsive, and conversion-focused layouts, you will thrive here. You will be working directly with a performance marketing team to ensure every pixel serves a purpose.
What You Need to Bring
Before you hit send on that email, ensure you meet these core requirements:
- Figma Mastery: This is your primary workspace. You need to know it inside out.
- Design-First Mindset: If your portfolio is full of GitHub repositories or “I coded this site” projects, this isn’t the right fit. We want to see your UI logic, typography, and wireframing skills.
- Speed: The ability to move from a brief to a polished UI quickly is non-negotiable.
- Conversion Focus: You understand why a user clicks, why they bounce, and how design influences their journey.
- Bonus Points: Experience with Webflow, Framer, Elementor, or AI-assisted design tools will definitely give you an edge.
Why This Role?
Forget the long, exhausting interview rounds. This company believes in the “show, don’t tell” philosophy. Their hiring process is simple:
- Portfolio Review: They look at your live sites, Figma files, Behance, or Dribbble profiles.
- Paid Trial: You will be given a one-week paid trial on real, live work.
- The Hire: If you crush the trial, you’re in.
How to Apply
Ready to showcase your design skills? Send an email to [email protected] with the following details:
- Subject Line: UI/UX Designer – [Your Name]
- Portfolio: Links to your best live sites or design files (Figma/Behance/Dribbble). Note: Applications without portfolio links will be ignored.
- Professional Details: Your current CTC, expected CTC, and notice period.
- Speed Check: A quick note on how fast you typically deliver a homepage design.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is this a coding role?
No, this is strictly a UI/UX design position. You will not be required to write code, manage GitHub, or build out websites in WordPress.
What is the hiring process like?
It is direct and efficient. After a portfolio review, shortlisted candidates undergo a one-week paid trial on real tasks. Successful completion of the trial leads directly to an offer.
What do I need to include in my email?
You must include your portfolio links, your salary expectations, your current CTC, your notice period, and an estimate of your design delivery speed. Without a portfolio link, your application will not be considered.