An international online wagering service provider offering a wide range of betting and sporting events are looking for a Designer (iGaming) to join their team Cape Town. You will have an outstanding design portfolio and will be thoroughly capable in the production of creative assets for websites and marketing campaigns. Does this job seem like the perfect opportunity for you? Keep reading!

Your key job responsibilities as the Designer (iGaming) in Cape Town will include:

- Develop complete design packages for handover to the marketing and development teams, including renders, style guides, fonts, icons and other assets
- Understand product specifications and end user psychology and convert them into design elements
- Identify, establish and promote design guidelines and best practices to enhance the user experience
- Design outstanding user-centered interfaces, that boost user satisfaction, using first-hand experience, data and insights
- Create design assets for all possible marketing activity, including but not limited to: bonus campaigns, digital and outdoor advertisement and emails
- Prepare all creative content for distribution across all marketing channels, including resizing, formatting and coding
- Create the styles, characters, branding images to strengthen brand identity and provoke attention and interest
- Create landing pages, email templates, promo-pages and other assets, involving the production of HTML layouts

Requirements for this Designer (iGaming) job in Cape Town:

- Gaming industry design experience including online sportsbook and design of UI/UX elements
- Full proficiency with industry standard design tools
- An advocate and practitioner for user-centric and research driven design combined with a passion to continuously learn and improve your skills
- Ability to produce high-quality creative content under time pressure whenever required
- Natural artist but with a strong understanding of the technical elements of design
- Ability and experience in the creation of web layouts for landing pages, emails and promotions