FAQs
What is the main focus of the UX Designer role at TalkTalk?
The main focus is to implement the UX Design strategy across multiple product teams, solving business problems while creating user-centered experiences for affordable and reliable internet access.
What methodologies should a UX Designer be familiar with for this role?
A UX Designer should have knowledge of Design Thinking methodologies, particularly the Double Diamond process, which includes Discovery, Define, Design, and Deliver phases.
What tools should a UX Designer be experienced with?
A UX Designer should be experienced in using prototyping tools such as Sketch, Figma, Mural, InVision, and Marvel.
How will I be expected to collaborate with stakeholders?
You will be expected to build relationships across the business, proactively collaborating and updating stakeholders often, and communicating your work in a clear manner.
What kind of work environment can I expect at TalkTalk?
TalkTalk provides a dynamic workplace that supports diverse working styles, and they are open to discussing how you prefer to work beyond the typical 9-5 schedule.
What is the significance of customer focus in this role?
The UX Designer is expected to be the voice of the customer in product discussions, contributing to a customer-centric culture and helping identify solutions that address both customer and business problems.
Is accessibility an important aspect of this UX Designer role?
Yes, understanding AA accessibility requirements and integrating them into designs is essential for the role.
What kind of team will I be working with as a UX Designer?
You will be part of a wider Marketing team and collaborate with an innovative UX team that values creative thinking and helps drive the UCD cultural change within TalkTalk.
How important is it to be familiar with Agile methodologies in this role?
It is important as the UX Designer should be used to Agile ways of working and able to identify the best processes to use based on the problems being solved.
What opportunities are there for professional development within this role?
As a UX Designer, you will have the opportunity to engage in team workshops, share new developments in the industry, contribute to the growth of a Design System, and help identify new solutions to business challenges.