Hiring a graphic designer who can help create birthday decor designs
Company Name: Birthday Decor

Job duration: 1-2 months

Pay: Can discuss the budget

Hello, I’m looking to hiring someone who can model 3d printed articulated minis. I’m looking for 3 models a week

Company Name: Dijon
Company website: None

Job Details:

1. Experience Required: 6+ months of experience in AutoCAD fusion blender etc
2. Pay: ₹10,000 a month
3. Expected time of response: 1-2 days
4. Job duration: Permanent
5. Location: Remote
6. To Apply: dm or comment

Just saw that most of the top sport industry agencies pay less than 40k to designers , expect 300 graphics

What are we robots? I'm not built for this field

What should I do? I'm trying to learn motion graphics for better story telling and all

But still the pay wouldn't increase much , what should I even do at this point 💔💔

I'm screwed

I am a representative of Advibe. We are currently looking for a new long-term employee. I would like to learn more about your candidacy, and I will send you a job offer shortly)

https://www.advibe-agency.com

Industry: iGaming
Location: Fully Remote
Schedule: 09:00–18:00 Czech time, Monday–Friday
SALARY
Fixed salary — $500/month (in the first month)

Based on your results, there is room for growth going forward

ABOUT THE PROJECT

We are looking for a UI/UX Designer to work on our own products in the iGaming industry. We need a designer who can create user-friendly interfaces, understands product design principles, and actively uses AI tools in their daily work.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Design UX and UI for web and mobile products

• Create new interfaces and improve existing ones

• Support and develop the design system

• Collaborate with the Project Manager, Frontend Developers, and QA Team

• Improve user experience and participate in product development

• Use AI tools for research, idea generation, concept creation, and accelerating work processes

WHAT WE OFFER

• Work on our own product without clients and long approval processes

• Fully remote work format

• Modern tools and the opportunity to actively use AI

• Minimal bureaucracy and fast decision-making

• Opportunity to influence product development and implement your own ideas

• Stable schedule: 09:00–18:00 Czech time, Monday–Friday

If you're interested, please contact me @Mikhayela_recruiter

I'm trying to find my first job as a UI/UX Designer. I have recently completed an M.des degree in UX Design from a private university.

I have almost 4 years of experience working as a graphic designer for a creative marketing agency where I designed almost everything.

Any help would be appreciated 🙏🏻

How much should I charge a B2B client based in Germany for a complete website redesign that includes custom UI/UX design, development, and implementation of an AI chatbot? The project would involve a fully custom design rather than a template, responsive development, chatbot integration, testing, and deployment. What would be a reasonable project-based price range for the German market, and how should I structure the pricing?

Hi everyone, I'm 26M, UI/UX Designer with 3+ years of experience across fintech, edtech, e-commerce, and SaaS. Looking for full-time UX/UI roles, remote, open to hybrid too.

It's been months of active searching. I've sent 15+ applications in a single day at points, revised my resume multiple times, customized it per role, and still the response rate is low. Recently rejected from three processes back to back (one after an assessment round). I know part of the problem: my portfolio shows final screens but not the research/thinking process behind them, and I'm actively fixing that now.

A bit about my experience:

• End-to-end UX for fintech and e-commerce/D2C platforms (10+ brands)

• Learner dashboards and admin reporting tools (adopted by enterprise clients)

• Heatmap-driven UX research (MS Clarity) across multiple brands

Where I think I'm going wrong, and where I'd love feedback:

• Is cold-applying to large MNCs just a dead end without a referral?

• Portfolio: is Figma-only okay or does it need to be a hosted site with custom domain?

• Am I better off broadening to adjacent roles (ops, business analyst) short-term while I keep applying to design roles?

• Best way to convert LinkedIn/cold outreach into actual replies, not just views?

If you've hired UX designers recently or made a similar jump, I'd genuinely appreciate any direction. Not looking for sympathy, looking for what's actually working right now.

Thanks in advance.

We’re looking for a creative Graphic Designer to join our animation studio and help us build a strong, professional presence on social media.

Take It Eazy Media

https://www.instagram.com/takeiteazymedia

Job Details:

1. Experience Required: 1+ years preferred

2. Pay: Freelance / project-based, depending on experience

3. Expected time of response: Within 7 days

4. Job duration: Long-term

5. Location: Remote

6. To Apply: DM with your portfolio and relevant work

7. Vacancies: 1

Hi everyone i am a senior graphic designer with almost 14 years of experience in graphic design. I lost my job on june 2026 and looking for a new role. Having a extensive experience in brand identity, packaging, marketing communication, and art direction. My work spans branding, social media, print, product visualization, packaging, and corporate communication.
I am currently expanding my role beyond design execution into creative strategy and brand consulting, with a focus on understanding business objectives, customer needs, positioning, and translating them into meaningful visual communication.
Looking for your support and help.
Thank you

I’m a B.Tech CSE student and I’ve been focusing on UI/UX design for the past few months. I’ve made around 2–3 case studies, built my portfolio, and have been applying to as many UI/UX/Product Design internship openings as I can find.

But I still haven’t been able to land an internship.

Now I’m honestly a bit confused about what I should do next.

Should I:

• Learn a new tool?
• Improve my existing UI skills?
• Learn more about UX research?
• Learn usability testing?
• Learn design systems?
• Learn Framer/Webflow?
• Improve my case studies?
• Build more projects?
• Focus more on product thinking?
• Or just keep applying?

I already know Figma fairly well and have some basic HTML/CSS/JS knowledge, so I’m not sure if learning another tool is actually going to help me or if I should go deeper into what I already know.

I also feel like I might be making the mistake of thinking that I need to learn more things when maybe the problem is that my existing work isn't strong enough yet.

For those of you who are working as Product/UI/UX Designers or have recently gone through the internship/job search:

What would you recommend I focus on at this stage?

If you were in my position with 2–3 case studies and a portfolio but no internship yet, what would you spend the next 2–3 months improving?

Also, if you're willing to take a quick look at my portfolio/case studies, I'd really appreciate some honest criticism about what might be holding me back.

I’m not looking for sugarcoated feedback. I’d rather know what I’m doing wrong and what I should actually work on.

https://preview.redd.it/g8smw1hxywjh1.png?width=572&format=png&auto=webp&s=c90258cd20c90ff7897677a109b16a386cbc4677

My wife has done an amazing job managing our home and kids, and she now wants to restart her career by stepping into the design field.

Since I am a developer, I am completely out of my depth here and would love guidance from the design community on the right starting point, beginner-friendly courses, and building a portfolio.

Any advice on how she can transition into remote or work-from-home design roles while balancing family would be hugely appreciated!

I completed B.des from a tier 3 college. We had no specialisation and the curriculum was kind of messed up. For sem projects, I have worked on different domains including UI, product, graphics,etc. But still I can't say I am good at any of these.

I like storytelling, hence thinking of joining for Masters in Animation. I never got the exposure I expected from my college and have limited contacts in this field. I don't know what to do at this stage. Also, NID seems very expensive.

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m working on a UX research project about the challenges of finding and living with a flatmate in India.

If you’ve had experience with this, I’d love to interview you! It’ll be a short, casual interview purely for research—nothing will be published.

DM me if you’re interested! 🙌

I'm looking to hire a professional for a job, this is a passion project of mine and I'm willing to pay around 1.2L for the whole job, it may be open to more enhancements after the MVP is done for which I will pay as a separate job. I will need this job to be iterative where we discuss at intervals.

I'm expecting this job to be at a good stage in 6 weeks. A little spillover is fine if the person thinks it can be done better.

Looking for people with experience designing social media app. I would love to work with a passionate person on this who takes it personally. Please DM with some previous work links.

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a talented designer/creative to help with the visual side of my perfume brand.

The main requirement is someone who can handle the complete product presentation, including:

• Perfume & attar bottle/box packaging design
• Product labels and stickers
• Brand identity/visual direction
• Product photography
• Creative product shots for social media and e-commerce
• Packaging mockups and print-ready designs

Ideally, we’re looking for someone who understands premium fragrance branding and can create a cohesive, high-end look rather than just designing individual labels.

Important: We are not looking for AI-generated designs or people who simply use AI tools to generate packaging concepts. We want original, professionally designed work with proper attention to typography, layout, branding, packaging requirements, and photography.

This could be a freelance/project-based or ongoing collaboration, depending on the fit.

If you’re a designer, packaging specialist, product photographer, or creative who can handle most of the above, please comment or DM me with your portfolio, location, and rates.

Thanks!

I’m genuinely surprised. The UX market is saturated, entry-level jobs are being hit hard by AI, and salaries have dropped significantly in many places. Yet bootcamps still seem to sell UX as an easy route into design and tech with a 7-figure salary after a few months.

If you genuinely love design, absolutely pursue it. But if you think UX is easy, it really isn’t.

I was recently involved in hiring and got a huge number of job requests. What surprised me was how similar the portfolios were. Similar case studies, similar screens, and many seemed heavily generated with Claude/ChatGPT.

Almost nobody stood out.

The biggest issue wasn't even the UI. Everyone was showing polished screens, but the actual design problem was often extremely vague. What was the problem? Why did it matter? What research informed the solution? Why was this the right approach? That thinking was largely missing, especially among bootcamp candidates.

AI can help you execute faster, but it can't replace design thinking.

If you're considering a bootcamp, please talk to working designers actually in the industry before signing up. Look at the current job market, ask about entry-level hiring, salaries and expectations. Don't base your decision on sales pitches from people on YouTube or social media who are selling you the course.

The UX industry today is very different from what many of these courses are still marketing.