Senior Visual Designer
Posted 6 days ago by Gale & Co.
£500 Per day
Outside
Remote
London Area, United Kingdom
Summary: We’re seeking a Senior Visual & Motion Designer to create high-quality visuals and animations for a digital product, focusing on onboarding and interaction moments. This role involves end-to-end creative execution, collaborating closely with product designers and engineers to deliver production-ready assets. The designer will prioritize quality and clarity in visual communication, ensuring a premium user experience. The position is fully remote, targeting candidates in the UK or Europe time zones.
Key Responsibilities:
- Create visual concepts for product screens where the content and imagery are not yet defined
- Design and produce motion for key product moments (onboarding, setup, confirmations, micro-interactions)
- Translate ideas into production-ready assets that can be implemented by engineers
- Work with product designers to ensure visuals and motion support the overall experience
- Collaborate with developers on formats, feasibility, and handoff (e.g. Lottie, Rive, video etc.)
- Maintain a high bar for visual quality, clarity, and restraint
Key Skills:
- Strong visual design fundamentals (layout, composition, colour, hierarchy)
- Proven experience designing motion and interactions for digital products
- Experience creating assets that have shipped in production, not just concepts
- Ability to own creative decisions and propose ideas, not just execute instructions
- Comfort working with developers and understanding technical constraints
- A portfolio that shows: Product visuals, Motion / animation work, Clear examples of real, implemented outcomes
Salary (Rate): £500/day
City: London Area
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: remote
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: Senior
Industry: IT
Senior Visual & Motion Designer (Product)
Contract: ~6 months
Start: ASAP
Location: Fully remote (UK / Europe time zones preferred)
Engagement: Contract
Day rate: Up to £500/day DOE (Outside IR35)
Summary: We’re looking for a Senior Visual & Motion Designer to help bring a digital product to life through high-quality visuals and thoughtful motion. This role focuses on creating visual and animated assets for real, shipped product experiences - particularly onboarding, setup flows, product introduction screens, and small interaction moments that make the product feel clear, human, and premium. You’ll own the creative execution end-to-end, from idea through to production-ready assets, working closely with product designers and engineers.
What you’ll do and work on:
- Visual and motion design for a live financial product
- Onboarding and setup experiences
- Product introduction and explainer screens
- Completion and celebration moments
- Subtle micro-interactions and UI motion
- Occasional product marketing and acquisition visuals
The focus is on shipping quality assets, not creating guidelines or long-term frameworks.
Responsibilities:
- Create visual concepts for product screens where the content and imagery are not yet defined
- Design and produce motion for key product moments (onboarding, setup, confirmations, micro-interactions)
- Translate ideas into production-ready assets that can be implemented by engineers
- Work with product designers to ensure visuals and motion support the overall experience
- Collaborate with developers on formats, feasibility, and handoff (e.g. Lottie, Rive, video etc.)
- Maintain a high bar for visual quality, clarity, and restraint
What we’re looking for:
- Strong visual design fundamentals (layout, composition, colour, hierarchy)
- Proven experience designing motion and interactions for digital products
- Experience creating assets that have shipped in production, not just concepts
- Ability to own creative decisions and propose ideas, not just execute instructions
- Comfort working with developers and understanding technical constraints
- A portfolio that shows:
- Product visuals
- Motion / animation work
- Clear examples of real, implemented outcomes
You don’t need to code, but you do need to understand how your work lives inside a product.