Brand Designer, Web

What we're looking for

7+ years of experience, with a portfolio of shipped websites that demonstrate strong visual craft and brand thinking

Portfolio showing landing pages, brand systems, or marketing sites where design decisions clearly serve the story (if your portfolio is mostly product/UI work - check out our other roles)

A sharp eye for typography, layout, color, and motion, with the taste to know what's on-brand and what isn't

Comfort designing directly for the web - you think in real breakpoints, real type scales, and real constraints, not just static comps

Ability to systematise creative choices in design systems - contributing to a shared design system across both product and brand

Experience partnering closely with design engineers to get explorations into production without losing the soul of the idea

You’re no stranger to shipping your own designs directly to production - perhaps with a little help from AI

Ideally - you've got a point of view on where web design is headed and aren't afraid to push for something unexpected

We’re prioritising candidates based in our new office in New York, to span collaboration hours across both the US and Europe - however we’ll consider exceptional candidates based in London and Stockholm

What you'll do

In one sentence: Own the visual and brand craft of Lovable's website, making sure every page feels unmistakably Lovable.

Design landing pages, campaign sites, and web experiences that make people stop scrolling

Set and evolve the visual language for lovable.dev - typography, layout systems, imagery, motion principles

Pair closely with design engineering to translate explorations into scalable, web-native implementations, staying involved through to shipped pixels

Collaborate with marketing and brand to make sure the website tells the right story at the right moment - launches, campaigns, positioning shifts

Build and maintain a visual system that keeps the site consistent while leaving room for creative surprises

Bring a strong opinion on craft and hold the line on quality, even under deadline pressure

Help define what "world-class" looks like for marketing sites