UI/UX Designer | SaaS Marketing Website (Freelance, 1 Project)

The Role

We're looking for a strong UI/UX Designer to completely rethink and redesign the marketing website for DialNext.io.

This is not a template customization or AI-generated website project. We're looking for someone who can take the existing product, positioning, and content, understand the user journey, and design the website from the ground up with a clear visual direction and strong human design thinking.

The goal is to create a website that feels professional, intentional, distinctive, and trustworthy — not like another generic SaaS website assembled from AI-generated sections or pre-existing templates.

You'll work closely with our team to develop the visual direction, information architecture, page layouts, interactions, and overall user experience.

What You'll Do

Develop the overall UI/UX direction for DialNext.io from the ground up

Rework the site's information architecture, page structure, and user flows where necessary

Create high-fidelity designs for the core website pages

Establish a cohesive design system covering typography, spacing, color, components, buttons, cards, sections, and other visual elements

Design landing pages and additional pages as required, including features, pricing, use cases, integrations, etc.

Create custom visual sections and supporting design elements where appropriate rather than relying on generic SaaS patterns

Ensure the website has a strong visual hierarchy and clear conversion paths

Design responsive experiences across desktop, tablet, and mobile

Work through feedback with our team and iterate on the designs quickly

Ideally, help translate the approved designs into Webflow, Framer, or another suitable platform

What We're Looking For

A strong portfolio demonstrating real UI/UX and web design thinking, particularly for SaaS, B2B, technology, or other modern digital products

Someone who can design from a blank canvas, not simply modify existing templates

Strong understanding of typography, spacing, composition, hierarchy, grids, interaction patterns, and responsive design

Excellent visual judgment and attention to detail

Ability to create a website that feels human-designed and brand-specific, rather than generic or overly dependent on AI-generated design patterns

Ability to take a product and its positioning and turn it into a clear, compelling website experience

Comfortable challenging existing layouts and suggesting better solutions rather than simply executing instructions

Experience with Figma is required

Experience with Webflow, Framer, or similar platforms is a strong plus

Ability to work independently and move quickly through feedback and iteration

Important

We're specifically looking for designers, not just website builders.

If your typical workflow is selecting an existing template, generating sections with AI, swapping content, and making minor visual adjustments, this project is not the right fit.

We're looking for someone with a strong personal design perspective who can explain why a layout, interaction, visual treatment, or user flow works and can create something tailored specifically to the product.

Engagement Details

Contract / project-based

Fixed scope

Expected timeline: approximately 15–30 days

Compensation: $4,000–$5,000

Async collaboration with regular feedback and review cycles

Portfolio Requirement

Please share 2–3 projects that best demonstrate your UI/UX and visual design ability.

We are particularly interested in seeing:

The original design thinking and exploration

How you approached the structure and user experience

High-fidelity UI work

Work that was designed from scratch rather than heavily based on templates

Live websites, if available