An interaction designer is responsible for creating user-friendly and intuitive digital experiences by designing the way users interact with a product or system.

A VR/AR designer develops immersive virtual or augmented reality experiences, designing interfaces and interactions to enhance user engagement in three-dimensional, computer-generated environments.

A UX program manager oversees and coordinates multiple user experience projects within an organization, ensuring alignment with business goals and facilitating collaboration among cross-functional teams.

A visual designer focuses on crafting the aesthetic elements of a product, using graphic design principles to enhance its visual appeal and user experience.

A UX researcher conducts investigations and gathers insights into user behavior, preferences, and needs to inform the design and improvement of user experiences in products or services.

A UX engineer combines design and engineering skills to implement and optimize user interfaces, translating design concepts into functional and visually compelling digital experiences.

A motion designer specializes in creating animated and dynamic elements to enhance the visual storytelling and user engagement within digital products or media.

A UX writer crafts clear, concise, and user-centered content for digital interfaces, ensuring a seamless and meaningful user experience through effective language and communication.

A conversation designer shapes and structures the interactions between users and chatbots or voice-activated interfaces, creating engaging and effective conversational experiences.