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Design roles are concentrated in major UK cities, but remote opportunities are growing steadily. Find roles near you or explore what is available across the country.
The UK design market is active right now. London has the most roles, but Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh and Birmingham all have strong hiring scenes, and remote work has become a permanent fixture, especially at senior level.
If you're weighing up a move or just want to know if you're being paid fairly, our salary and day rate guides are based on real listing data.
Whether you are negotiating a new offer or reviewing your current package, it helps to know what the market is paying. Our salary guides and day rate guides are based on real listing data from UX Gigs, broken down by seniority, location and sector.
Jobs are sourced directly from company career pages and updated daily. When a company removes a listing from their site, it is automatically removed from UX Gigs too. This means you won't waste time applying to roles that have already been filled, a common frustration on larger job boards.
UX Gigs covers four core design disciplines: UX Design, UI Design, Product Design and UX Research. Within each discipline you will find permanent, contract and freelance roles at all seniority levels - from junior through to head of design. Both in-house and agency roles are included.
Yes. UX Gigs lists fully remote design roles from UK-based companies. You can filter for remote roles directly from the job list, or visit the dedicated remote design jobs page.
UX Gigs focuses exclusively on UX, UI, product design and UX research roles in the United Kingdom. Jobs are sourced directly from company career pages, which means listings are more current and less likely to be duplicated. The site also provides salary and day rate data based on real listing information.
No. All job listings on UX Gigs are publicly accessible without creating an account.
Designer salaries in the UK vary by seniority, location and sector. For current figures broken down by level and city, see the designer salary guide on UX Gigs.