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Main responsibilities You will: Develop user-centred design patterns and services based on user needs. Create and iterate prototypes to test and communicate ideas effectively. Collaborate with user researchers and front-end developers to bring concepts to life. Explain design decisions to both technical and non-technical audiences, influenced by user research. Embrace constructive feedback and provide valuable reviews of others' work. Ensure design consistency within the team and across . Integrate accessibility and usability from the start, adhering to web standards and GDS/ principles and advocating for inclusive design, ensuring accessibility for all users, including those with non-digital needs. Consistently advocate for user centred design across an organisation and promote across government organisations to adopt user-centred practices.

As a Senior Interaction Designer at DBT, you will be at the forefront of creating intuitive, accessible, and engaging digital experiences that meet user needs and align with government standards. Working in multidisciplinary teams alongside researchers, developers, content designers, and product managers, you’ll design services that are simple, clear, and effective. You’ll use evidence-based design to solve complex problems, ensuring that services work seamlessly across channels and devices. Your work will directly impact how businesses and citizens interact with government services, making them easier and faster to use. We are committed to supporting your professional growth. You’ll have access to the DDaT Capability Framework, mentoring, and a thriving design community across government. From advanced training in interaction design and prototyping to opportunities to lead on high-profile projects, you’ll be encouraged to develop your skills and share best practice. You’ll also benefit from flexible working, inclusive culture, and collaboration with experts who value design excellence. Main responsibilities You will: Design clear, usable, and accessible digital interfaces across multiple channels (web, apps, conversational interfaces). Lead interaction design activities for complex services, ensuring designs meet user needs and government standards. Create prototypes and design patterns to test ideas, communicate concepts, and ensure consistency and scalability. Use research and analytics to understand user needs, identify service failures, and iterate designs. Work effectively in a multidisciplinary, agile environment, adapting quickly to changing priorities. Champion accessibility and inclusion, ensuring designs meet legal requirements and consider emerging technologies. Collaborate with designers across teams and departments, reviewing work and developing shared patterns. Engage stakeholders through workshops and co-design activities, promoting user-centred design principles. Within DBT this role is known as Senior Interaction Designer