Answers about finding and posting design jobs.
Designers browse, save and apply for free. Companies pay once per job post, with no subscription. Since 2018, over 35K people visit every month.
For designers
Getting started
What is UI/UX Jobs Board?
UI/UX Jobs Board is a job board made only for designers. Since 2018 we've been posting jobs in UI, UX and product design, UX research and UX writing, from small startups to large companies. Every month, more than 35K designers come here to find their next job.
Do I have to pay to use the board?
No, it's free for designers. You can browse, save and apply for as many jobs as you like. Only companies pay, when they post a job.
What kinds of jobs do you list?
We list jobs for product designers, UX designers, UI designers, UI/UX designers, UX researchers and UX writers. You'll find full-time, contract and internship roles, both remote and in an office.
Finding a job
How do I find remote jobs?
Use the search on the homepage. Open the Location filter, turn on Remote and, if you like, pick a region such as Europe or the United States. You'll see only remote jobs open to designers who live there.
How do I apply for a job?
Open the job you like and click Apply for this job. Depending on the company, this takes you to their application page or opens an email to them. Either way, your application goes straight to the company.
What does Featured mean?
The company paid to keep this job at the top of the list for a while, so more designers see it. It doesn't mean the job is better than the others.
How much do designers earn?
Our salary guide shows what product designers, UI, UX and UI/UX designers, UX researchers and UX writers earn in cities and countries around the world. It's a good place to look before you talk money with a company.
Why does a job say the role is no longer available?
Either the company has already hired someone for the role, or the job post has expired. Either way, you can't apply for it anymore.
Staying safe
What if a company asks me to pay?
Don't pay. A real employer will never ask you for money to apply or to get hired. Click Report job on the job's page and tell us what happened, and we'll look into it.
How do I report a job?
Click Report job on the job's page. It opens an email to us, so you can tell us what's wrong and we'll look into it.
Your account
Do I need an account?
No, you can browse and apply without one. You only need an account if you want to save jobs and come back to them later.
How do I sign in?
Enter your email and we'll send you a 6-digit code, so there's no password to remember. You can also sign in with Google or with a passkey.
Can I save jobs for later?
Yes. Once you're signed in, click the bookmark on any job's page. You'll find all the jobs you saved under Saved jobs in your account.
How do I delete my account?
Open Account in your account menu and click Delete account. This also deletes all the jobs you saved, and it can't be undone.
Staying in the loop
How do I hear about new jobs?
Subscribe to our newsletter and we'll send the latest design jobs to your inbox. We also share new jobs on X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Facebook, Instagram and Telegram, so you can follow us wherever you already spend your time.
What else is on the site besides jobs?
We also have a blog for designers, a salary guide, a list of design tools and a glossary of UX terms. You can find all of them in the Resources menu at the top of the page.
For companies
Posting a job
How much does it cost to post a job?
A job post costs $99 and stays live for 45 days. It shows your company logo and a blue verified check next to your company name, both in the job list and on the job page. We also feature it in our newsletter and share it several times on social media. If you want even more attention, you can pin it to the top of the homepage and its category page for an extra fee. You pay once, there's no subscription.
Who will see my job?
More than 35K designers visit every month to find their next job, and your post stays in front of them for 45 days. We also feature it in our newsletter and share it on our social media.
Should I post with an account?
We recommend it. With an account you can edit your job, see how many people viewed it and clicked Apply, close it once you've hired someone and repost it later. If you'd rather not create one, you can still post without it.
How do I get more applicants?
Add a salary range, use a plain job title like Product Designer instead of Design Ninja, and say clearly where the role is based or whether it's remote. Designers tend to skip jobs that leave them guessing.
When does my job go live?
As soon as you pay. If someone else at your company handles payments, choose Pay later. We'll save your job and email you a payment link you can forward to them, and the job goes live once it's paid.
Can I post more than one job?
Yes, each role is a separate job post. If you're hiring for several roles, you can save up to 30% with our job bundles.
Featured jobs
How do I get my job featured?
Choose a pin when you post your job. Your job then stays at the top of the homepage and its category page, with a Featured badge, for 48 hours, 7, 14 or 30 days, depending on the pin you pick.
Is a pin worth it?
It is if you need applicants fast. New jobs are posted every day and push older ones further down the list. A pin keeps your job at the top with a Featured badge, so designers see it first.
Managing your job
Can I edit my job after it goes live?
Yes. If you posted with an account, you can edit the job yourself from your account during the first 72 hours after it goes live. After that, or if you posted without an account, email us what you'd like to change and we'll update it for you.
How long does a job post stay live?
Your job stays on the board for 45 days. After that, it comes off the board and its page shows that the role is no longer available. If you're still hiring, you can repost it from your account.
Where can I see views and clicks?
Sign in and open your account. For each job you posted, you'll see how many people viewed it, how many clicked Apply and the click-through rate.
How do I close a job once I've hired?
Open your account and click Close job on the role you've filled. The job comes off the board, and its page tells visitors that the role has been filled.
Can my team manage our jobs?
Yes. First, each teammate needs their own account, which they get by signing in with their work email. Then email us their addresses and we'll add them to your company. After that, they can manage all of your company's jobs and edit your company profile, just like you.
Payment
How do I pay?
You pay through Stripe, by card or any other payment method Stripe offers in your country. You'll get a receipt by email, and taxes may apply depending on where you are.
Does it renew automatically?
No, there's no subscription. You pay once, your job runs for 45 days, and we never charge you again unless you post another job.
Can I get a refund?
All payments are final, so we can't offer refunds. If something isn't right with your job post, get in touch and we'll fix it for you.
Sponsoring
Who will see my ad?
Designers. Our visitors are UI, UX and product designers, UX researchers and UX writers looking for their next job, so your ad reaches the people you want to talk to.
Where will my ad appear?
Your ad sits in the sponsor bar at the top of the homepage, of every job category page, like Product designer jobs or Remote jobs, and of every single job page. It shows your logo, brand name and tagline, and a click on it opens your website in a new tab.
How many sponsors are shown at once?
Up to 4 sponsors share the bar. On desktop and tablet, all 4 are shown side by side. On phones, they take turns and change every 8 seconds.
What do I need to book?
Your logo (a square JPG or PNG under 1MB), your brand name, a short tagline and the link you want people to visit. You don't need an account to book.
Should I book with an account?
We recommend it. With an account you can see how your ad performs, update it whenever you like and extend it before it ends. A booking made without an account can't be moved to one later.
When does my ad go live?
Right after you pay, as long as a slot is free. It can take a few minutes to show up everywhere on the site. You can also pick a later start date when you book. Each month of sponsoring lasts 30 days.
What if all 4 slots are taken?
The booking page shows when the next slot opens up, and you can reserve it right away so your ad starts on that day.
Can I book more than one month?
Yes, you can book up to 3 months at once. You save 10% when you book 2 months and 20% when you book 3.
Can I change my ad after it goes live?
Yes, if you booked with an account. You can change your brand name, tagline and logo at any time, and the change shows on the site within a few minutes. The link stays the same for the whole booking.
How are views and clicks counted?
We count a view each time a page with your ad loads, and a click each time someone clicks it. We don't count bots, and we count the same person at most 5 times a day. On phones, a view only counts when your ad is the one on screen.
Does my ad renew automatically?
No, there's no subscription. Your ad stops on its last day. If you booked with an account, you can extend it before then or book again later.
Can I run more than one ad?
Yes. Each booking is a separate ad with its own stats, and several ads can link to the same page.
How do I pay for an ad?
You pay through Stripe, by card or any other payment method Stripe offers in your country. You'll get a receipt by email, and taxes may apply depending on where you are.
Do you accept any advertiser?
We only accept ads that are useful to designers, like design tools, courses and services. We don't accept gambling, adult content, crypto, weapons, drugs, MLM or get-rich-quick schemes, and we take down any ad that breaks these rules.
Can I end my ad early?
Yes, get in touch and we'll take your ad down. The days you don't use aren't refunded.
Can I get a refund for an ad?
All payments are final, so we can't offer refunds. If something isn't right with your ad, get in touch and we'll fix it for you.
