A Front-End Developer specializing in UX Development (often called a UX Engineer or Design Technologist) serves as the bridge between creative design and technical engineering. For a global IT workflow product, this role focuses on making complex technical processes鈥攍ike automation builders and data-heavy dashboards鈥攆eel intuitive for a diverse, international audience.
Key Responsibilities
- Interaction Engineering: Develop sophisticated UI components for complex workflows, such as visual logic builders, real-time status monitors, and multi-step configuration wizards.
- Design System Stewardship: Own and scale the global design system and component library, ensuring pixel-perfect consistency across all regions and product modules.
- High-Fidelity Prototyping: Create interactive, code-based prototypes to test and validate complex user journeys before full production development.
- Localization & Accessibility (a11y): Implement internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n) strategies to support global users, alongside strict adherence to WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards.
- UX Performance Optimization: Monitor and optimize "Core Web Vitals" and interaction latency to ensure the product remains responsive under heavy enterprise workloads.
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Act as a "translator" between UX designers and backend engineers to ensure design visions are technically feasible and performance-compliant.