Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Chess.com is one of the largest gaming sites in the world, and they are seeking a UX/UI Designer for ChessKid, the top chess site for kids. The role involves designing engaging and user-friendly interactions for both web and mobile platforms, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and owning projects from concept to implementation.

Responsibilities

• Design simple, clear, and fun interactions for web and mobile, converting mobile designs to web experiences and vice versa
• Own projects from concept through implementation, ensuring strong design-to-code alignment
• Work closely with Product, Engineering, and Design to define problems and ship effective solutions
• Create flows, wireframes, and prototypes to explore and communicate ideas
• Use and contribute to our design system to support scalable, cohesive experiences across platforms
• Present your work and explain decisions using user needs, product context, and data
• Iterate based on feedback, product goals, user insights, and UX research
• Give and receive thoughtful design feedback

Skills

• 3+ years of experience in product design on a consumer-facing product or game
• A portfolio showing strong UX thinking, high-quality UI, and your design process
• Experience working with, contributing to, and scaling a design system (including tokens and pattern libraries)
• B2B / enterprise product design experience, particularly designing for teachers, school districts, or institutional users
• Solid understanding of typography, layout, hierarchy, and interaction design
• Attention to the details: styling inputs, error handling, hover states, responsive behavior
• Experience with Figma and using AI-assisted design tools (e.g., Figma Make, Cursor, Claude Code)
• Strong communication skills - written and verbal, in a remote, distributed team
• You 'get' chess without needing to be an expert
• Interest in chess and familiarity with kids gaming and ed-tech platforms
• Experience with direct-to-consumer and enterprise software platforms that serve different needs for different users
• Experience designing complex or data-rich products
• Frontend or design engineering experience (web, iOS, or Android)
• Experience with accessibility and inclusive design practices

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