Blue Carrot is a full-service agency established in 2014, specializing in educational content creation and commercial video production. Since the very beginning, we've set ourselves in the global marketplace by creating content for esteemed clients like the United Nations, DNB, Takeda, University of Southern California, Charité Medical University, and others. With a diverse portfolio spanning over 300 clients globally, we handle projects of all sizes, from short 60-second explainers to extensive educational courses consisting of over 200 e-learning hours across four languages.
Our team operates globally, with US, EU, and Eastern Europe members collaborating with clients and contractors across multiple time zones, from Pacific Time to GMT +3.
Join us to become a part of the dynamic team that is shaping the future of content creation.
Our team operates globally, with US, EU, and Eastern Europe members collaborating with clients and contractors across multiple time zones, from Pacific Time to GMT +3.
Join us to become a part of the dynamic team that is shaping the future of content creation.
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https://bluecarrot.io/
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UX Designer (E-learning)
Part-time · Full Remote · Worldwide · 2 years of experience · IntermediateWe are looking for the thoughtful UX Designer to transform provided learning materials into Articulate Storyline–compatible wireframes that define the end-to-end learner journey, interaction logic, states, and feedback, ensuring a clear, cohesive UX...We are looking for the thoughtful UX Designer to transform provided learning materials into Articulate Storyline–compatible wireframes that define the end-to-end learner journey, interaction logic, states, and feedback, ensuring a clear, cohesive UX throughout the module.
Project timeline: starting from now and working for approximately 1–2 months on this project. Sometimes workload is high and requires full-time commitment. We also might have other projects for you in the future.
Key responsibilities:
- Rework inputs into screen-by-screen wireframes in Miro, planning information order and depicting all possible user actions, states, and feedback (positive, negative, general).
- Define a start screen with clear instructions; map automatic vs. manually-triggered interactions; include explicit feedback screens and continuation logic after feedback.
- Maintain module structure (first slide: Title; last slide: Summary) and ensure flows are fully connected via an end-to-end review.
- Improving learning clarity by splitting dense slides, adding short on-screen instructions, and using 1–2 segment intro slides were helpful.
- Integrate more photos/graphics and place Smith-Lopez family references/images where appropriate.
- Adhere to our UI and Storyline standards; if slide order changes, mark it clearly for QA.
- Deliver the Miro link in Asana and keep the task open until the module summary text is finalized. Use only the QA-corrected storyboard version.
Required skills:
- Proven UX/wireframing experience – ideally with experience in e-learning with Articulate Storyline deliverables.
- Ability to design interaction patterns (drag-and-drop, validation flows, immediate vs. manual checks) and specify state/feedback logic.
- Strong information architecture, micro-copy for on-screen instructions, and attention to standards/QA handoff.
- Usage of Miro and Asana for collaboration.
- English on the level of good understanding of the written instructions (inputs). Project communication is in Ukrainian.
Terms of cooperation:
- Hourly payment
- Flexible schedule
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