About Exemplifi
Exemplifi is a Palo Alto–based digital agency founded by Stanford technologists. We design, build, and manage high-performance enterprise websites for leading US and European brands. Our work focuses on scalability, accessibility, security, and long-term maintainability.
We work across website builds, redesigns, migrations, and ongoing maintenance, partnering with modern CMS platforms such as Adobe Experience Manager, Drupal, Kentico, WordPress, Webflow, and Contentful.

The Role
We’re looking for a Senior UI Designer to own the visual design and UI quality of enterprise-scale websites. In this role, you’ll translate UX wireframes into polished, scalable visual systems and collaborate closely with UX, engineering, and clients to deliver intuitive, accessible, and visually compelling digital experiences.
This is a 100% remote role, open to candidates anywhere in India.

What You’ll Do
Translate UX wireframes and user journeys into high-fidelity visual designs
Own UI design quality across large, complex, content-heavy websites
Design and maintain scalable,



component-based UI systems in Figma
Create responsive, accessible, and performance-optimized designs
Design key website components such as navigation, mega menus, templates, and content modules
Work closely with front-end developers by providing clear assets, specs, and guidance
Present and defend design decisions to internal teams and client stakeholders
Collaborate with clients to understand brand guidelines and incorporate feedback
Continuously improve UI standards, consistency, and design best practices
What We’re Looking For

Must-Have
5+ years of professional UI design experience (web-focused)
Solid portfolio showcasing enterprise or complex website designs
Advanced proficiency in Figma, including component libraries and design systems
Solid understanding of UI, UX fundamentals, user flows, and accessibility (ADA/WCAG)
Strong visual design skills (layout, typography, spacing, hierarchy)
Excell

📌 Senior UI Designer (India)
🏢 Exemplifi
📍 India