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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Product Designer - Interaction & Motion - **Company:** HIS TURN LLC - **Location:** United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Experienced - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Midjourney, Adobe After Effects, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Literacy, Interaction Design, Mobile Application Software, Rapid Prototyping Process, Website Wireframe, Figma, 3-tier Architectures, GPT - **Published:** July 19, 2026 - **Apply:** https://arc.dev/remote-jobs/j/redirect/p5ty7z667k ## About the Role * 3-5 years designing consumer-facing digital products, ideally mobile-first. * Strong portfolio of shipped work showing flows and decisions, not just polished screens. * Fluency in Figma (components, auto-layout, prototyping) and strong interaction and visual design fundamentals. * Motion and interaction design as a core skill - you can design and articulate transitions, micro-interactions, and the timing and feel of a flow, not just static frames. (Rive preferred; Lottie/After Effects a plus). * AI-native workflow. You're genuinely fast with AI tools and use them to ship - image, video, and content generation plus rapid prototyping with the likes of Claude, ChatGPT, Midjourney, Magnific, Freepik Spaces, and Figma Weave. * Comfort using MCP across different tools to wire AI into real production workflows, not just one-off prompts. * Systems thinking - reusable patterns over one-off screens. * Sensitivity to UX writing and tone. * Comfort with ambiguity and a fast-moving environment. Bonus points * Experience designing for the Indian market, vernacular users, or bilingual/Devanagari interfaces. * Interest in or curiosity about astrology, spirituality, or culturally rooted products. * A reading habit, especially around art and design - we value people who feed their craft beyond the screen. ## Description HiAstro is a Vedic astrology platform built for an Indian audience that the rest of the industry tends to under-serve - our user base skews Tier 2 and Tier 3, and many of our users are encountering a product like this for the first time. The astrology space already has players - AI-chat startups and astrologer-marketplace apps. We're building something different: a daily experience with personalized content and habit-forming ritual mechanics that bring people back. The craft bar here isn't an "astrology app." It's a polished, habit-forming consumer product - the kind of daily experience people actually return to. You'll own real surface area from day one - full flows, not just screens - and the motion and feel of those flows is your work too, not a separate handoff. What you'll do * Design end-to-end flows for our consumer mobile app - from problem framing and user flows through wireframes, high-fidelity UI, prototypes, and the interaction and motion that bring them to life. * Own the feel of the product: transitions, micro-interactions, and the choreography of features like daily rituals, streaks, and chart formation - motion as a core part of the experience, not decoration. * Work across the product surface: onboarding, subscription and monetization, daily-engagement features, and the astrology content experience itself. * Design for a bilingual product (English + Hindi/Devanagari), making deliberate choices about typography, layout, and tone for users at different levels of digital fluency. * Write the words too - UX copy and microcopy are part of the design. * Use AI tooling to move fast - prototype, generate, and iterate at a speed that matches an early-stage team. * Contribute to and extend our design system as the product grows. The designer's role on our team We're a small, design-led team, so the role is broad by design: * You own outcomes, not tasks. You're trusted with a problem end-to-end, not handed pixel-by-pixel specs. * You're the user's advocate in the room - keeping us honest about what our actual users understand and trust. * You're a generalist with depth across product thinking, interaction, motion, visual craft, and copy. 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