Web Designer
Job description
About the role
This role advances cities-focused digital experiences through visual design and implementation. Design decisions shape perception and interaction across Cabify public websites. The work bridges stakeholder needs and user expectations on web touchpoints.
Designers shape how products look and feel. Designers create user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and polished visuals. They test ideas with users and iterate on feedback. Design work spans research, interaction design, and visual design. Collaboration with product and engineering happens daily. Design decisions are judged by outcomes such as usability, conversion, and customer satisfaction. Most design teams keep a living design system to keep products consistent.
Key facts
What you'll do
New product acquisition and awareness pages are designed and built on cabify.com and brand websites across countries to support user discovery and business goals. Corporate, PR, legal, and campaign sections of websites are updated to keep content experiences consistent and current.
Design reviews are contributed to, critiques are participated in, and constructive feedback is offered to strengthen outcomes. Opportunities to raise visual and interaction quality across web touchpoints are identified to align with user needs and business impact. New tools, processes, and workflows, including AI-driven approaches, are explored to enhance design and delivery. Knowledge is shared with the wider design team to build capability and alignment.
Requirements
The posting states a pay range of $38000 to $38000.
The posting states a bachelor's degree requirement. Strong alignment with Cabify principles is required to ensure decisions support company values. A solid design process from problem understanding to implementation is required, with attention to visual quality and consistency. Visual and interaction design skills must help people navigate and engage with web experiences simply and intuitively.
Visual experiences are created to build emotion and connection with users, shaping perception and influencing behaviour. Familiarity with web design constraints and working knowledge of HTML and CSS are required to own work end-to-end. A user-centred and data-informed design mindset focused on business impact is required. Curiosity for new tools and processes, especially around AI-driven workflows and automation, is required.
Clear communication in English and Spanish is required to explain design decisions and connect technical and non-technical disciplines. A humble attitude, motivation to work with a team, and openness to feedback and critical self-review are required.
Practical notes
The office is located in Madrid with flexible work environment and hours. Team events, learning development, and wellbeing support are provided as part of the employment conditions. Typical interview steps
Design interviews usually include a portfolio review, a design exercise, and a team conversation. Candidates present past work and explain their process and decisions. Some loops include a live design challenge. Communication matters as much as the visual output. Portfolios are strongest when they show the problem, the constraints, and the iteration, not just the final screens. Interviewers also watch how you take feedback.
Good to know
Design work for digital products often involves close collaboration with product, engineering, and marketing teams. Web designers commonly use design systems to maintain consistency and speed. AI-assisted tools are increasingly used to explore variations and speed up workflows. Clear communication across languages helps align stakeholders and users. Continuous learning supports adapting to evolving standards and technologies.
Career growth
Design careers grow from junior to senior, staff, and principal levels. Some designers move into design management or design operations. Specializations include UX research, interaction design, and brand design. Cross-functional influence grows with seniority. Senior designers are expected to influence product strategy, not just execute visuals. Building a habit of user research strengthens any design career.