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User Experience Designer (ICT)

OSCA 242132·ANZSCO 261113

Employed

3,000

Part-time share

11.4%

Female share

49.5%

Median age

34 yrs

Source: Jobs and Skills Australia · ABS 2021 Census of Population and Housing.

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About this career

Designs, develops and optimises the user interface and user experience of apps, websites or products, using digital tools, user research and consultation, interactive and visual design, and usability function and testing.

What they typically do

  • Conducts user requirement analysis and creates user flows, journey maps, personas, scenarios and task analysis to inform design decisions
  • Creates new designs, including wireframes, prototypes and visual designs, for app and web user interfaces
  • Plans, estimates and executes discovery and design processes using customer-centred design principles and usability testing methods
  • Tests and rapidly translates research findings into design solutions
  • Conducts discovery activities and workshops to gain quantitative and qualitative insights to improve apps and websites
  • Aligns business goals and customer needs into digital strategies and designs
  • Ensures that designs adhere to relevant guidelines or standards for accessibility

Where they work

Professional, Scientific and Technical Services

Qualification pathways

These accredited qualifications can lead to a career as an User Experience Designer (ICT).