E-commerce UX/UI Brand Designer (DTC Focus)
Company: Blue Stout
Location: México (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-08-12
About this role
Location: Remote (must have 4+ hours of overlap with US EST or PST
Type: Full-time Contractor
Compensation: 3,200 - 3,500 USD / Month.
About Us
We're a DTC-focused eCommerce design agency. We design brands and storefronts that convert. Our clients range from fast-moving startups to household-name DTC brands and Fortune 1000 companies. We care about clarity, speed, conversion, and taste. If you design pretty things that don't sell, this won't be fun for you.
The Role
We're looking for an E-commerce DTC UX/UI Brand Designer who can own projects end-to-end (from strategy to execution) and make smart, conversion-aware design decisions. You'll work across multiple DTC brands, collaborating closely with strategists and developers. You should be equally comfortable thinking about brand systems, UX flows, and high-performing UI. We also expect you to bring a point of view on how AI tools can speed up and improve the way design work gets done, this isn't a "nice to have," it's part of how we operate.
What You'll Actually Do
- Own UX and UI design from concept to launch across multiple DTC eCommerce brands
- Design online stores and pages that are clear, easy to use, and drive sales
- Create wireframes, scalable UI systems, and high-fidelity mockups in Figma
- Turn brand ideas into consistent, easy-to-follow visual design systems
- Present work confidently and collaborate closely with PM, lead designer, and developers through handoff, QA, and launch
- Spot usability issues, improve the experience, and follow proven conversion best practices
- Balance fresh, innovative UI design with CRO best practices
- Develop and maintain brand identity guidelines across all touchpoints
- Identify and lead AI-driven initiatives that speed up design production or improve quality (e.g., AI-assisted ideation, image/asset generation, Figma AI plugins, QA/accessibility checks, research synthesis)
- Continuously look for ways to improve our design process — tools, systems, and workflo...