UI/UX Designer Intern

Role Overview

Compensation

• This is a strictly unpaid internship with no financial compensation during the internship period.

Responsibilities

• Design user-friendly websites and digital experiences with support from the creative team.
• Create wireframes, user flows, mockups, high-fidelity designs, and responsive interfaces.
• Translate ideas into UI/UX solutions and collaborate with web developers on implementation.
• Work with graphic designers, marketers, and project managers.
• Conduct basic user research and competitor analysis and identify usability issues.
• Maintain visual consistency and create reusable design systems or components when required.
• Present concepts, explain design decisions, revise work based on feedback, and track current design trends.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of UI/UX design principles.
• Familiarity with Figma is required.
• Understanding of responsive design and user-centered design.
• Basic knowledge of typography, spacing, grids, and visual hierarchy.
• Good attention to detail and a creative, problem-solving mindset.
• Ability to receive and implement feedback.
• Willingness to learn and experiment.
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
• A portfolio or previous UI/UX projects is a strong plus.

What You'll Gain

• Hands-on experience designing real digital experiences, websites, and client projects.
• Portfolio-worthy UI/UX work and practical experience with Figma and professional workflows.
• Exposure to branding, web development, digital marketing, and cross-functional collaboration.
• Mentorship, regular design feedback, and direct collaboration with the founder and creative team.
• Priority consideration for a paid role as LOOMIE grows.

Internship Details

• The position is remote.
• The internship lasts 2 months and requires 10–15 hours per week.

Application Materials

• Applicants should submit a resume, LinkedIn profile, UI/UX portfolio or relevant projects, and a short explanation of their interest.
• Applicants should describe one UI/UX project they are most proud of and explain the design decisions behind it.