UI/UX Designer

We're looking for an early-career UI/UX Designer to shape how customers discover and book holidays with Cox & Kings. You'll design our website, landing pages and booking journeys, plus internal tools for our sales teams. You'll work closely with marketing and tech and see your work go live quickly. This role suits someone with internship experience or up to one year full-time who wants real ownership from day one.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design end-to-end customer journeys: Create user flows, wireframes, prototypes and high-fidelity UI for our website, holiday package pages, landing pages and enquiry/booking flows. Every screen should work smoothly on mobile and desktop and stay true to the Cox & Kings brand.
• Drive conversion with marketing: Design campaign landing pages, banners and digital creatives with the marketing team. Use heatmaps, user feedback and A/B test results to keep improving enquiry and booking conversion.
• Research and refine: Run competitor reviews, usability checks and user feedback sessions. Turn what you learn into clear, practical design improvements.
• Partner with tech for flawless delivery: Hand off well-documented designs to developers and review builds before launch for design accuracy. Help build and maintain our design system (colours, typography, components and icons).
• Design for internal teams: Create simple, efficient interfaces for the tools and dashboards our sales, pre-sales and operations teams use every day.

What You'll Bring:

• Education: A degree or diploma in Design (UI/UX, Interaction, Visual or Graphic), HCI or a related field.
• A recognised UI/UX certification backed by strong portfolio work is equally welcome.
• Experience: 0-1 year, either a UI/UX design internship or up to one year of full-time experience.
• A portfolio that shows how you think: 3-4 projects (live, internship, academic or personal) that walk through your process from problem to research to final design, not just polished screens.
• Tools: Strong command of Figma. Working knowledge of Adobe XD, Photoshop or Illustrator is a bonus.
• Design fundamentals: A solid grasp of UX principles, information architecture, user flows and responsive, mobile-first design, with a sharp eye for layout, typography, colour and visual hierarchy.
• Communication and curiosity: You can explain and defend your design choices clearly, take feedback well, and keep up with the latest in UI/UX, especially in travel and e-commerce.