Figma Web Designer – Elvoro Ltd
Elvoro LtdFigma Web Designer – Elvoro Ltd
Engagement: Freelance
Location: Remote
Compensation: $2,000-4,000 (fixed)
Overview
Design Elvoro's entire website from concept to production-ready Figma files our developer can build from directly. Apply our provided brand design guideline and remain available throughout the web development process. This is a one-time project with a fixed amount paid on completion.
About the Company
Elvoro is an innovative AI marketing technology company powering solutions such as B2B social media management and AI content generation at scale. A cutting-edge, founder-led company driven by speed, clarity, and practical execution.
Responsibilities & Deliverables
This engagement centers on a single deliverable: Elvoro's complete, launch-ready website, designed to the highest standards.
Every page designed and fully responsive across desktop and mobile
High-level UI/UX with a sophisticated, consistent visual identity
Precise adherence to our provided design guideline, with attention to detail
Organized, build-ready Figma files, with continued availability through development
Qualifications
Several years of professional web design and advanced Figma experience
A strong portfolio of polished websites that evidences genuine craft
Sharp eye for UI/UX, typography, and brand consistency
Experience designing for corporate companies, tech- and ai-companies with an understanding of conversion-focused design
Fluent English and strong communication
Self-directed and accountable, reliably delivering complete work on time
Benefits
Strong, fixed pay for a clearly defined deliverable, settled promptly on completion. Full autonomy over how, when, and where you work; results matter, not hours logged. Direct collaboration with the founder means fast decisions. A strong addition of an advanced AI company to your design portfolio.
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