UI/UX Designer (Figma)

November 5, 2025

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🍭 UI/UX Designer (Figma) – Brand, Website & App Design for AI Ad Platform Budget: Up to $10,000Type: Project-based contract (2–3 weeks)Location: RemoteOpen to: Individual freelancers or design agenciesStart: ASAP 🧠 About the ProjectWe’re building Lollipop — a next-gen AI advertising platform that helps brands create high-performing video and image ads effortlessly.We’re looking for a creative, modern UI/UX designer (or a small agency) to shape our entire visual identity — from branding to website to web app UI.The feel should be modern SaaS — clean, techy, and confident — but also brave and playful, since we’re selling to advertisers. There’s lots of room for creative visual play using the lollipop theme itself 🍭.We move fast and want this project completed in 2–3 weeks. 🚀 What You’ll DesignI. Website<ul><li>Home page</li><li>Product & Use Case sections (1 reusable template)</li><li>Learning Center / Resources (simple layout for tutorials)</li><li>Pricing page</li><li>About Us page (premium “wow” design)</li><li>Compare pages (e.g. “Lollipop vs Arcads”)</li><li>Community section (Discord, Telegram, X, affiliates, careers)</li></ul>II. Web App (Dashboard)<ul><li>Onboarding flow</li><li>Video Ad Creation flow (quiz-style, 3–4 screens)</li><li>“See What’s Hot” (popular ad flows & brand inspiration)</li><li>N8n Flow Builder (advanced automation builder)</li><li>Misc. pages – settings, admin, billing, etc.</li></ul>III. Landing Pages<ul><li>Persona- or problem-specific versions for marketing campaigns</li></ul> 🎨 What We’re Looking For<ul><li>Expert in Figma (components, design systems, prototyping, responsive layouts)</li><li>Experience creating brand identities (logo, fonts, colors, moodboards)</li><li>Ability to design from rough sketches and evolve them into polished wireframes</li><li>Strong visual hierarchy, storytelling, and modern SaaS aesthetic</li><li>Can present concepts, moodboards, and reasoning behind design choices</li><li>Experience designing for AI, SaaS, or marketing tech products is a big plus</li><li>Excellent communication and iteration skills (we give daily feedback)</li></ul> 🧩 What We’ll Provide<ul><li>Full website copy</li><li>Sketches and structure for each component and layout</li><li>Daily collaboration and feedback</li></ul> 📦 Deliverables<ul><li>Full brand identity (logo, colors, typography, style guide)</li><li>Website design (≈5 main templates)</li><li>App design (≈5 main screens/templates)</li><li>Responsive desktop-first layouts</li><li>Organized Figma file with reusable components</li></ul> 💡 Ideal Designer / AgencyYou love crafting playful yet professional digital brands. You know how to make tech products feel premium and dynamic, while keeping interfaces intuitive and fast.If your design style blends modern SaaS structure with bold, creative energy, we want to see your work. 💬 How to ApplyPlease include:<ul><li>A link to your portfolio (Behance, Dribbble, or website)</li><li>Examples of SaaS / app / brand identity projects</li><li>A short note on your approach to branding & UX</li><li>Your timeline estimate for delivery (2–3 weeks target)</li></ul>

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