ECCO Select
Experience Designer, UI (Email)
6 month contract for hire
Location:
Remote — must reside in
Hawaii, Texas, New Jersey, California, Washington, or Oregon
(contract restriction)
Why this role exists Our Experience Design UI team is looking for a
Senior
UI designer to elevate the quality of our
“in-world” emails —bringing advanced visual craft, technical execution, and motion to production while ensuring compatibility across major email clients and alignment with platform/development constraints.
What you’ll do
Own the end-to-end design
of branded, “in-world” marketing emails—from concept and visual exploration to production-ready assets.
Build production-ready email UI
(componentized, responsive HTML/CSS or MJML) with
bulletproof compatibility
across Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, Yahoo, and mobile clients (Dark Mode, high-DPI, light/dark assets, image-off states).
Design tasteful motion
for email (animated GIF/APNG, CSS animation where supported, fallbacks where not) that enhances clarity and performance budgets.
Systematize the work:
establish a reusable
email design system
(tokens, components, specs) aligned to brand and development constraints.
Partner cross-functionally
with creative, copy, product/MarTech, and developers to ensure handoffs include specs, states, alt text, and documented fallbacks.
QA and iterate
using Litmus/Email on Acid—fix rendering edge cases, optimize assets, and validate accessibility.
Guardrails & governance:
maintain file size budgets, image ratios, fonts/fallbacks, and link/tracking standards (UTMs, analytics).
Continuously improve
via A/B learnings—translate insights into scalable patterns.
What you’ll bring
5+ years
in UI/visual design with
deep email craft
(portfolio showing complex, high-quality campaigns and code-accurate builds).
Mastery of
Figma
(components, variants, auto-layout) and
Adobe CC ; comfortable producing
production-ready HTML/CSS for email
or MJML.
Proven expertise in
cross-client rendering
(tables, hybrid/spongy techniques, media queries, MSO conditions, VML, Dark Mode).
Motion for email : creating performant animated assets with clear fallback strategies.
Strong grasp of
accessibility for email
(semantic structure, focus order, contrast, alt text, live-text over images).
Familiarity with
ESP constraints
and handoff to platforms (e.g., SFMC, Braze, Adobe Campaign, Iterable): content blocks, personalization tokens, and partials/snippets.
Excellent communication, documentation, and stakeholder management skills; able to
influence without direct authority .
Nice to have
Experience with
AMP for Email , Lottie-to-GIF workflows, or lightweight CSS animation strategies.
Knowledge of
design tokens
and component libraries shared across web/app/email.
Understanding of
data/privacy constraints
and platform limitations that impact design (e.g., image hosting, link wrapping, tracking).
How we’ll measure success
Rendering pass rate
across target clients and Dark Mode.
Design system adoption
(component reuse, fewer net-new templates).
Performance & quality
(load time, asset weight, accessibility checks).
Impact on engagement
(CTR/CTO where design changes are isolated via tests).
Work authorization:
Must be located in
HI, TX, NJ, CA, WA, or OR
due to contract requirements.
Portfolio required:
Please include examples of complex email designs, motion treatments, and (if available) code snippets or Litmus/EOA test captures.
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Location:
Remote — must reside in
Hawaii, Texas, New Jersey, California, Washington, or Oregon
(contract restriction)
Why this role exists Our Experience Design UI team is looking for a
Senior
UI designer to elevate the quality of our
“in-world” emails —bringing advanced visual craft, technical execution, and motion to production while ensuring compatibility across major email clients and alignment with platform/development constraints.
What you’ll do
Own the end-to-end design
of branded, “in-world” marketing emails—from concept and visual exploration to production-ready assets.
Build production-ready email UI
(componentized, responsive HTML/CSS or MJML) with
bulletproof compatibility
across Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, Yahoo, and mobile clients (Dark Mode, high-DPI, light/dark assets, image-off states).
Design tasteful motion
for email (animated GIF/APNG, CSS animation where supported, fallbacks where not) that enhances clarity and performance budgets.
Systematize the work:
establish a reusable
email design system
(tokens, components, specs) aligned to brand and development constraints.
Partner cross-functionally
with creative, copy, product/MarTech, and developers to ensure handoffs include specs, states, alt text, and documented fallbacks.
QA and iterate
using Litmus/Email on Acid—fix rendering edge cases, optimize assets, and validate accessibility.
Guardrails & governance:
maintain file size budgets, image ratios, fonts/fallbacks, and link/tracking standards (UTMs, analytics).
Continuously improve
via A/B learnings—translate insights into scalable patterns.
What you’ll bring
5+ years
in UI/visual design with
deep email craft
(portfolio showing complex, high-quality campaigns and code-accurate builds).
Mastery of
Figma
(components, variants, auto-layout) and
Adobe CC ; comfortable producing
production-ready HTML/CSS for email
or MJML.
Proven expertise in
cross-client rendering
(tables, hybrid/spongy techniques, media queries, MSO conditions, VML, Dark Mode).
Motion for email : creating performant animated assets with clear fallback strategies.
Strong grasp of
accessibility for email
(semantic structure, focus order, contrast, alt text, live-text over images).
Familiarity with
ESP constraints
and handoff to platforms (e.g., SFMC, Braze, Adobe Campaign, Iterable): content blocks, personalization tokens, and partials/snippets.
Excellent communication, documentation, and stakeholder management skills; able to
influence without direct authority .
Nice to have
Experience with
AMP for Email , Lottie-to-GIF workflows, or lightweight CSS animation strategies.
Knowledge of
design tokens
and component libraries shared across web/app/email.
Understanding of
data/privacy constraints
and platform limitations that impact design (e.g., image hosting, link wrapping, tracking).
How we’ll measure success
Rendering pass rate
across target clients and Dark Mode.
Design system adoption
(component reuse, fewer net-new templates).
Performance & quality
(load time, asset weight, accessibility checks).
Impact on engagement
(CTR/CTO where design changes are isolated via tests).
Work authorization:
Must be located in
HI, TX, NJ, CA, WA, or OR
due to contract requirements.
Portfolio required:
Please include examples of complex email designs, motion treatments, and (if available) code snippets or Litmus/EOA test captures.
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