UI/UX Figma Designer

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Company Description

dFlow is a self-hosted platform designed for deploying, managing, and scaling modern applications with ease. It provides a unified dashboard that allows users to launch projects, monitor real-time logs, connect custom domains, manage services and databases, and scale across multiple servers, all while maintaining full control over their infrastructure. Our platform is designed for teams and developers who prioritize simplicity without sacrificing flexibility or ownership.

About the Role

UI/UX Designer

revamping and upscaling the visual experience of dFlow

Responsibilities

• Redesign existing UI components and screens in Figma to align with dFlow’s design language.
• Build and maintain a

  Figma design system

  that mirrors

  shadcn/ui

  and TailwindCSS patterns.
• Work closely with developers to ensure design feasibility and seamless handoff.
• Improve overall user experience with a focus on clarity, accessibility, and consistency.
• Propose modern visual improvements inspired by top-tier SaaS products.
• Ensure scalability and uniformity across all product modules and states.

Requirements

• Proficiency in

  Figma

  (auto-layouts, variants, components, prototyping).
• Strong understanding of

  React-based design systems

  (shadcn/ui, Radix UI, or Chakra UI).
• Good grasp of

  TailwindCSS utility-first design principles

  .
• Portfolio demonstrating

  UI redesigns or component-based system designs

  .
• Attention to detail and a strong sense of visual hierarchy and usability.

Nice to Have

• Experience collaborating with developers on

  Next.js or React

  projects.
• Familiarity with

  dark/light mode design

  principles.
• Experience in

  designing dashboards or developer tools

  .

Why Join dFlow

• Work directly with the core product team.
• Contribute to the visual identity of a modern, fast-growing platform.
• Learn and collaborate in a technically driven environment.
• Freedom to experiment, ideate, and shape product design direction.