Delightful Ethical Digital

UX Designer (Lagos, Nigeria)

We’re looking for a UX Designer to support the delivery of user-centred work for UK charity and non-profit websites. This is a hands-on, client-facing role working closely with our Head of UX, Design & Strategy. You’ll be involved in client workshops, research, wireframing, content structuring, and usability testing, helping translate complex charity goals into clear, accessible digital experiences. This is a mid-level role - ideal for someone who already has strong UX fundamentals and wants to grow into a senior, client-confident UX designer, with exposure to strategy, discovery, and real-world stakeholder engagement. This role is almost entirely on the UX side, rather than visual design.

Key Responsibilities

Client-Facing Workshopping

  • Join UK-based client calls and workshops where appropriate
  • Help explain UX decisions clearly and confidently to non-UX audiences
  • Support discovery phases by:
    • Reviewing existing sites
    • Identifying UX issues
    • Asking thoughtful, user-centred questions

(You won’t be expected to lead clients from day one — but you should be comfortable being in the room and growing into this.)

Wireframing & UX Design

  • Produce clear, well-structured wireframes for:
    • Website pages
    • Key user journeys
    • Navigation and IA
  • Work primarily at low–to–mid fidelity, focusing on clarity, hierarchy, and usability
  • Iterate designs based on feedback from:
    • Clients
    • Senior UX leadership

UX Research

  • Support and conduct user research, including:
    • User interviews
    • Survey analysis
    • Usability testing (remote tools and moderated sessions)
  • Help synthesise research into:
    • Clear insights
    • User needs
    • Practical recommendations
  • Contribute to research summaries, findings decks, and insight reports for internal and client use

Content, Accessibility & Charity Context

  • Help structure content-heavy pages common to charities (e.g. impact, services, resources, fundraising)
  • Work with accessibility best practices in mind (WCAG awareness is important)
  • Learn and apply understanding of:
    • UK charity audiences
    • Donation journeys
    • Trust, credibility, and transparency requirements

Technical & Delivery Support

  • Work alongside developers on WordPress-based sites
  • Understand basic CMS constraints and opportunities
  • Support UX decisions with awareness of:
    • SEO best practice
    • Conversion optimisation
    • A/B testing principles (where relevant)

Essential Skills & Experience

  • Strong UX fundamentals (research, flows, IA, usability)
  • Confident wireframing skills (Figma or similar)
  • Excellent written English — able to write clearly for:
    • Research summaries
    • UX rationale
    • Client-facing documentation
  • Comfortable collaborating remotely with UK-based teams and clients
  • Experience working on content-heavy websites
  • Basic working knowledge of WordPress

Desirable (but Not Essential)

  • Experience working with charities, NGOs, or public-sector organisations
  • Knowledge of:
    • SEO fundamentals
    • Conversion rate optimisation
    • A/B testing tools or approaches
  • Familiarity with accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1 AA)
  • Experience supporting or observing client workshops
  • Visual design skills (Figma)

What This Role Is (and Isn’t)

This role is:

  • Hands-on
  • Delivery-focused
  • A chance to learn directly from a senior UX leader
  • Ideal if you want to move beyond “pure production” into strategy and client work
  • Client facing

This role is not:

  • A visual UI role
  • A lone senior UX position
  • A role with zero client exposure

Salary:      20M Naira per annum (Plus healthcare, insurance and pension)
Hours:      40 hours per week
Location: Ikate, Lagos, Nigeria
Working: Three days office attendance

About us

Fat Beehive is a leading digital agency working with organisations across the non-profit and ethical sector. We’re a small and friendly team, and you get to work with our fantastic clients – all of which make a genuinely positive impact on our societies. We are a growing team of about 35 who work in relaxed, informal offices in London, Lagos and Colombo.

Fat Beehive is dedicated to providing a friendly, relaxed, safe, fulfilling and fair work environment. We want to create an environment where people want to come to work – one that engages them to give their best.

We’ve all chosen to work in the charity design sector because we want to help bring about positive social change – and we know that starts with us.

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