Web design for a remote job platform, built to slot into its existing site.

The Accelerator and Hire pages for Remotive, designed in Figma and built in Framer to sit inside an existing coded site.

New pages for Remotive, desktop and mobile

01Overview
02Accelerator
03Hire
04Outcome
05What they said

01Overview

Two pages for Remotive

Remotive is a remote job platform. I designed and developed two pages for it: the Accelerator page and the Hire page. I worked directly with its CEO and CTO.

The site was built entirely in code, and the CTO couldn’t build the design-heavy first page quickly. I suggested Framer, which let us build the pages faster without deep coding.

Industry: Remote work & recruiting
Timeline: March to April 2023
Role: UX/UI designer and Framer developer
Deliverables: Accelerator page, Hire page
Tools: Figma, Framer

02Accelerator

A gateway for job seekers

The Accelerator page is where job seekers start. In Figma I designed an interactive space that simplifies exploring jobs and highlights the perks of Accelerator membership, such as special listings and career resources.

Framer made a design this rich practical to build.

03Hire

A clearer way for companies to post jobs

The Hire page is for employers who want to post openings. The Figma design walks companies through Remotive’s job posting process with clear visuals and steps.

Framer let the team build a working page that fits inside the existing coded site.

04Outcome

Two pages that fit the existing site

The result is two pages that integrate with the site Remotive already had. The Accelerator page became a hub for remote career growth, and the Hire page streamlined hiring for companies.

05What they said

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