Product Designer - UX/UI (Design Systems)

Role Overview

As an Experienced Product Designer (UX & UI) on the Wix Design System team, you will be central to shaping and evolving Wix’s design foundations. This role involves managing the full design cycle, from research to pixel-perfect UI, to ensure cohesive and high-quality user experiences across all Wix products.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage the entire design cycle, from research to crafting pixel-perfect UI for every scenario and state, all the way to handoff to development.
• Conduct extensive product research based on data, usability sessions, support tickets, and competitive analysis.
• Educate and mentor designers across Wix about best practices for using the Design System.
• Define and maintain clear contribution and maintenance processes for components, from creation to adoption.
• Drive consistency across multiple products while balancing flexibility and scalability.
• Deliver thoughtful, high-quality visual design in a fast-paced environment.

Requirements Snapshot

• 5+ years of experience in UX/UI design with a strong focus on design systems.
• Deep proficiency in Figma — including variables, tokens, components, and themes.
• Experience with large-scale production design systems and multi-product environments.
• Solid understanding of front-end fundamentals (HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript).
• Solid understanding of accessibility standards (WCAG).

Expected Impact

The expected impact is to establish and maintain a robust, scalable design system that drives consistency and high-quality user experiences across all Wix products. This role will directly influence Wix's design foundations, elevate the design capabilities of other designers through mentorship, and ensure the delivery of cohesive and accessible product experiences for millions of users.

Why Apply

1. Play a central and influential role in shaping and evolving the core design foundations for all Wix products. 2. Opportunity to mentor and educate a wide community of designers across Wix on design system best practices. 3. Work within a user-obsessed UX/UI Guild that defines and designs a diverse range of complex