January 3, 2024
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At Online Dialogue, we know all too well that as a talented designer, you can work in many places. That's why we immediately answer the question ‘What's in it for me?’
If you're past the stage where you just deliver ‘pretty designs’ and instead want to make strides in the impact of your designs, then you've come to the right place. For us, design is the end product that shows we understand the customer. Validation in every Organization‘ is our credo, and we stick to it. In addition to being created in collaboration with colleagues from fields such as psychology and data, your designs are tested directly for effectiveness.
Together with three UX colleagues, you form the Design team. Cross-fertilization, knowledge sharing and innovation are standard terms you read in many vacancies. But we put our money where our mouth is: there is room at Online Dialogue to try the latest tools, develop your own algorithms and every Friday afternoon everyone comes together for the inspiration session.
We are looking for a curious, driven designer who always wants to learn more and enjoys collaborating in multidisciplinary teams. A few salient points:
Online Dialogue is the leading agency in the field of online optimization. Our approach is unique: we work in multidisciplinary teams with web analysts, psychologists, UX/UI designers, copywriters and developers. Combining data, (user) research and (online) behavioral psychology to improve the online dialogue is central but above all: ‘we prove everything’.
We like to share all that knowledge, skill and experience. Increasingly, we are setting up internal teams at the client's site that we guide from A to Z to become specialists. And that is how we end up somewhere: Marketplace, UPC Switzerland, COOP, Randstad, Travix, Beter Bed, KPN, Van der Valk, VodafoneZiggo, Efteling, ...
After brewing a fresh cup of coffee, you take a seat at one of the office's flex spaces. You check your mail, make a daily summary and write a creative to-do list on your whiteboard desk. In the development tool you check how the development of the experiment codes is going. About two experiments you designed last week are ready in terms of code, and can be checked. You prepare the codes with an experiment tool, and check how your design looks in preview modes. The code is fine, so you contact the client to pass on the good news: another A/B experiment can be started!
It is 10:30 a.m. and time for the week's stand-up with all colleagues. Here we discuss the most important sales developments, the upcoming week's publications, and updates on current projects. After this stand-up, you are completely up to date and ready for your hypothesis session with the project team. In this session, the web analyst shares his latest data findings, which the psychologist based her hypotheses on. Together with the group, you think about possible design directions and make quick sketches on the whiteboard furniture. You end the meeting by setting deadlines for next week.
You roll out of your meeting in the direction of Meeting Plaza in Hoog Catharijne to have lunch with your colleagues. After lunch you are full of energy and start working on the experiment design. You take a screenshot of the current website, open it in Photoshop, and start converting the hypothesis into images. During this session you sit down with the other designers to get feedback on your first draft. Once you are completely satisfied you share the design with the psychologist. The psychologist thinks the design aligns well with the hypothesis, so you set it up for the client in the A/B experiment board on Trello.
You end your day by answering some final emails and writing down your hours. Your to-do list is completely checked off during the day: tomorrow is another day!
Once this information is received, you will receive a prompt response.
There is no deadline - as soon as the position is filled, we will mention it immediately on this website.