Interaction Designer Contract Jobs in Nottingham

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Senior Interaction and Motion Designer

Posted 2 days ago by Robert Walters


The roleWe're seeking a Senior Interaction and Motion Designer to join Chase UK, JP Morgan's digital consumer bank, to h...

  • Rate Not specified
  • Category Not specified
  • Work type Onsite
  • Location London

Interaction/Motion Designer

Posted 3 days ago by Creideas


ResponsibilitiesDefining and delivering the product’s motion system, from transitions and loading states to micro-intera...

  • Rate £436 per day
  • Category Not specified
  • Work type Onsite
  • Location East London

UX/Interaction Designer

Posted 4 days ago by PCR Recruitment Limited


The roleYou'll work across projects from early exploration through to detailed UX, helping turn complex requirements int...

  • Rate £450 per day
  • Category Outside
  • Work type Hybrid
  • Location Shoreditch, East London (E1), EC2A

Mobile Interaction & Motion Designer - London (onsite)

Posted 2 weeks ago by Robert Walters


A global bank is looking for an experienced Interaction/Motion Designer to shape the motion language, interaction patter...

  • Rate £500 per day
  • Category Not specified
  • Work type Onsite
  • Location London

Interaction Designer

Posted 2 weeks ago by UK Health Security Agency


Interaction Designer Fixed-term appointment until 31/12/2027 Location: This role is being offered as hybrid working base...

  • Rate £52,113 per year
  • Category Fixed-Term
  • Work type Hybrid
  • Location London Area, United Kingdom

About Our Interaction Designer Contract Roles in Nottingham

What does a interaction designer contractor do?

Organisations bring in Interaction Designer contractors to design the detailed behaviours, flows, and micro-interactions that define how users experience digital products and services, focusing on the moment-to-moment decisions a user makes as they navigate through a product. The role sits alongside UX design and service design but with a particular focus on the precision of interaction patterns: how components behave when clicked, tapped, or hovered; how transitions and animations communicate state changes; how forms respond to input; and how error states, empty states, and edge cases are handled in a way that keeps users oriented and in control. Interaction Designers are brought in during the detailed design phase of a digital product or service build, when existing interaction patterns need to be systematised into a design system, or when a team needs specialist support refining the quality of a product's user experience.

Interaction Designer contractors are expected to combine a strong understanding of human-computer interaction principles with the craft skills to produce high-fidelity prototypes that communicate interaction intent with precision. Proficiency in Figma is expected as a baseline, including the ability to build complex interactive prototypes using Figma's prototyping tools, alongside familiarity with motion design tools such as Principle or Framer for more sophisticated animation work. Knowledge of design systems and component library design is widely expected, as interaction design and design system development are closely related disciplines. The ability to specify interaction patterns clearly for engineering teams, including edge cases and state transitions that developers need to implement, and to collaborate closely with frontend engineers to ensure that implemented interactions match the designed intent, is a consistent marker of a strong Interaction Designer contractor.

What is the market like for interaction designer contractors?

Interaction Designer contracting is a specialist segment within the broader UX and digital design market, most active in technology product companies, financial services digital teams, and government digital programmes where the detail and quality of interaction design is treated as a commercial and user experience differentiator. The government digital service community, where interaction design is a recognised and valued discipline distinct from general UX design, has been particularly influential in professionalising the interaction design contracting market. Rates reflect the specialist nature of the discipline and sit above the generalist UX designer market. Contractors who combine strong interaction design skills with design systems expertise are in the strongest commercial position.

What is the contracting market like in Nottingham?

A cluster of major financial services and insurance operations gives Nottingham a reliable flow of technology, data, and transformation work that belies its relatively modest size. Two large hospital trusts and the wider East Midlands health economy add clinical informatics, programme management, and business analysis to the local mix. The pharmaceutical heritage most visibly associated with Boots and its supply chain operations supports pockets of activity in regulatory, scientific, and logistics disciplines. Nottingham's central location and strong transport links mean contractors frequently serve clients across the wider East Midlands rather than restricting themselves to a single city, and the reverse is also true: contractors based in Derby, Leicester, or further afield regularly compete for Nottingham-based roles.

How much do interaction designer contractors usually earn in Nottingham?

Contract rates for interaction designer roles in Nottingham typically range from £315 to £585 per day, depending on the scope of the role, required expertise, and the delivery expectations of the engagement.

How many interaction designer vacancies in Nottingham are there on Quality Contracts?

Over the past twelve months, we have tracked over 100 interaction designer contract roles across the site, with Nottingham maintaining steady activity. Data reviewed up to July 2026.