Freelance Product / Web Designer

Project: Agency Catalog redesign (data-driven agency discovery platform)

We are looking for a freelance Product / Web Designer to help redesign and improve our Agency Catalog — a platform that helps businesses discover and connect with digital marketing agencies.

The catalog functions similarly to platforms like Clutch or G2, where users can explore, evaluate, compare, and contact agencies.

The goal of this project is to evolve the catalog into a data-driven agency discovery and lead-generation platform, where users can easily find and evaluate the right agencies for their needs.

You will work closely with our internal product and marketing teams to redesign key parts of the catalog and improve the overall agency discovery experience.

Responsibilities

• Redesign the main Agency Catalog landing page
• Improve the structure and UX of the directory
• Redesign agency profile pages
• Design an intuitive agency discovery and filtering experience
• Create clear user flows that help visitors contact agencies or send inquiries
• Improve the user journey from agency discovery to contacting an agency
• Design scalable UI layouts that work across multiple markets and localized versions of the catalog
  
  

Deliverables

• New design for the Agency Catalog landing page
• Improved directory and navigation structure
• Redesigned agency profile pages
• UI for filters and agency discovery
• UX improvements supporting agency inquiries and lead generation
  
  
  
  

Requirements

• Strong experience designing marketplaces, directories, or discovery platforms
• Strong UX thinking and information architecture
• Experience designing data-rich interfaces
• Strong Figma skills
• Portfolio with SaaS, marketplace, or platform products
  
  

Nice to have

• Experience with SEO-driven or content-heavy platforms
• Experience designing lead-generation flows
• Experience working with B2B SaaS products
  
  

Project details

• Freelance remote collaboration
• Initial project scope: 4–8 weeks
• Possibility of continued collaboration