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Get UI/UX Designers from Latin America
Product designers who do research, create wireframes, build design systems, and hand off production-ready Figma files. LATAM has a strong design community with solid English communication and US product market context.
Why LATAM for UI/UX design
35-50% cost advantage
Senior product designers in LATAM cost $50-80k vs $130-180k in the US. Design talent at a significant cost difference without the UX maturity gap.
US product context
LATAM designers frequently work on products targeting US users. They understand US UX conventions, accessibility expectations, and product market fit signals.
English-native product communication
Design work requires clear communication with PMs, developers, and stakeholders. LATAM designers in our network work in English fluently, including async annotation and design critique.
Real-time design collaboration
4-8 hours of daily overlap with US teams. Design work benefits from synchronous reviews, user research discussions, and real-time Figma collaboration.
Design school and self-taught depth
LATAM has strong design education, from traditional design schools to modern UX bootcamps. Many designers also have HCI or psychology backgrounds.
What our UI/UX designers know
Figma (components, variables, auto-layout)How we vet UI/UX designers
Every candidate completes all seven stages before you see their profile. You can also run your own technical round after our screening.
* For common roles like full-stack. Other roles typically take 7 to 10 days.
CV & Portfolio Check
Stage 1We review experience, tools, seniority, and portfolio against the role before anyone is invited to interview. Most applicants stop here.
Behavioral Interview
Stage 2A structured conversation about how they've handled conflicting stakeholder feedback, advocated for users under business pressure, and collaborated with developers on implementation-constrained designs. We assess communication clarity and professional maturity.
Portfolio Review
Role-specificA live session with a senior designer: the candidate walks through 2-3 case studies covering the design process from research to final delivery. We look for documented problem-solving, not just polished screens. We assess visual quality, UX judgment, and documentation clarity.
Design Critique Interview
Stage 4A second, deeper round on design systems, accessibility tradeoffs, and critique of an existing product, matched to the seniority you are hiring for. We assess how they give, receive, and defend design feedback.
Take-Home Design Challenge
Stage 5A take-home design challenge (2-4 hours): redesigning or improving a specific UI problem. We evaluate problem framing, layout decisions, accessibility choices, component thinking, and quality of the handoff documentation. We follow up with a live critique session where candidates walk us through their decisions.
Reference Check
Stage 6We speak with at least two former colleagues or managers. We ask about collaboration quality with engineers, communication clarity, and how they handle design feedback.
Background Check
Stage 7We verify employment history, education credentials, and identity documents.
After our screening, you can optionally run your own technical round before making an offer.
Sample profiles
Who you might hire
Anonymized profiles from our vetted talent pool. Actual candidates may vary.
Senior Product Designer
São Paulo, Brazil
6+ years experience
Mid UX Designer
Bogotá, Colombia
3+ years experience
Lead Product Designer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
8+ years experience
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What to expect
What sets our UI/UX designers apart
Designers who produce beautiful screens that developers can't build, or that users don't understand, aren't actually useful. Ours design with implementation and user cognition in mind. They communicate their decisions clearly and handle critique without ego.
AI tools (Figma AI, Midjourney, DALL-E) for generating mood boards, UI variations, and icon sets quickly. They use AI to explore options, not as a substitute for design judgment.
AI-assisted user research synthesis: using AI tools to analyze interview transcripts and identify patterns across qualitative data more efficiently.
They write design annotations in Figma that developers can follow without a Zoom call. Handoffs are self-documenting.
They participate in sprint planning and flag design complexity before development estimates are set.
They own accessibility from the start: contrast ratios, focus states, and touch targets are part of their design checklist, not a review step.
LATAM vs US UI/UX designer salaries
Junior UI/UX Designer
Mid UI/UX Designer
Senior Product Designer
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