Design roles

in Visma

Designers have many names. This role overview is meant to help potential design colleagues understand what roles we offer, existing designers in Visma understand how they can grow and hiring managers in Visma understand the differences between design roles.

The design spectrum

When hiring a new designer, it can be challenging to know what kind of profile to look for. Like many other disciplines, designers have different specialities.

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UX Designer

Front-end Developer

UX Researcher

Product Designer

Research

Analysis & Ideation

Prototyping & Design

Implementation

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the roles

Below you will find an overview of the most common design roles in Visma and their different areas of expertise and responsibility. In addition, you will find information on how to grow in your role and how you might enter a different role.

Service Designer

A Service Designer addresses all touchpoints across the customer journey within a product line, including how the internal organisation works to deliver that customer journey.

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UX Researcher

A UX Researcher is responsible for the discovery and evaluation aspects of the design process. They focus on uncovering and understanding user behaviours, goals and expectations.

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Product Designer

A Product Designer’s specialty is to translate user insights into attractive, easy-to-use user interface that customers and end-users want to use.

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UX Designer

A UX Designer has an overarching design role and often covers all parts of the design process. Hiring UX Designers is especially great for teams hiring their first designer and for small UX teams looking to grow.

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