UX/UI Designer Criteria

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Introduction

This document provides a structured approach for evaluating candidates for the UX/UI Designer position, ensuring consistency and fairness in the hiring process by outlining clear criteria and a scoring system.

Purpose

The purpose of this document is to assess candidates for the UX/UI Designer role based on essential skills, experience and attributes crucial for success in this position. This evaluation helps hiring teams make informed decisions to select the most suitable candidate.

Scope

This document is designed for use by hiring managers, HR professionals, and interview panels involved in recruiting UX/UI Designers. It addresses key evaluation areas including design skills, user-centered design, creativity, technical skills, communication skills, problem-solving abilities, adaptability, teamwork, and project management.

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Evaluation Criteria

Criteria	Description	Weight	Score (1-5)	Comments
Design Skills	Proficiency in UX/UI design principles, tools, and software.	30%
User-Centered Design	Ability to design with a focus on user experience and usability.	25%
Creativity	Innovative and creative approach to solving design problems.	20%
Technical Skills	Proficiency in front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).	15%
Communication Skills	Ability to articulate design decisions and collaborate effectively.	10%

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Scoring System

Score	Description
1	Poor - Does not meet expectations
2	Fair - Meets some expectations
3	Good - Meets expectations
4	Very Good - Exceeds expectations
5	Excellent - Far exceeds expectations

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Guidelines for Evaluation

1. Review each criterion and assign a score based on the defined scale.

2. Consider both quantitative and qualitative data in your assessment.

3. Provide written feedback for each score to justify your evaluation.

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