Product Designer at InformaGroupPlc

As a Product Designer with a strong interest in UI and visual design, you’ll work across brands such as Cannes Lions, Money 20/20 and more. You’ll support the delivery of high-quality digital experiences across our marketing websites and core platforms, including our awards entry system and pass manager. This role is ideal for a Junior or early-career Product Designer (1–3 years’ experience) looking to grow strong UI and product design foundations in a supportive team As part of a three-person design team, you’ll work on projects alongside more senior designers, product managers, engineers and stakeholders. You’ll contribute to exploring problems, translating business and user needs into thoughtful and usable designs, and guiding work through development to release. This role is well suited to someone looking to grow their product design skills, with guidance and support from more experienced team members. What you’ll grow into • Running small discovery efforts • Contributing meaningfully to the design system • Increasing ownership of complex product areas • Building confidence presenting to stakeholders  Key Accountabilities • Create strong designs. Support the creation of clear, intuitive designs across our marketing websites and systems. You’ll have support owning projects end-to-end, from concept to release, ensuring solutions meet user needs and business goals. • Flexible problem-solving. Adapt your design approach depending on the brief. Be comfortable working on well-defined tasks, while developing confidence exploring more complex or less clearly defined problems. Ask thoughtful questions to help uncover the underlying problem. • User-centred design. Assist with user research and usability testing where appropriate, such as reviewing existing experiences, helping to synthesise findings, and applying learnings to design improvements with support from the team. • Ownership and collaboration. Take ownership of smaller projects or features, while working closely with senior designers, product managers, product owners and engineers to ensure solutions are practical and aligned. • Communicating findings and recommendations. Share your design thinking clearly, contributing to presentations and rationale for stakeholders and the wider team. • Ensure accessibility. Design with accessibility in mind and develop an understanding of AA accessibility standards, with guidance from more experienced designers. • Feedback and iteration. Take part in design reviews and critiques and be open to learning through feedback from senior designers. • Design systems and consistency. Work within an established design system and begin contributing to it, helping to maintain consistency and quality across our products. • Focus on outcomes. Learn how to prioritise work that delivers the greatest value to users and the business, with support from the teamThis list is not exhaustive and there may be other activities you are required to deliver.