Careers Page

A company in transition, hiring for what came next

StarBasis is a pseudonym used for confidentiality. The company ran a platform where fans could book paid experiences, calls, and shout-outs with well-known people. After securing a new funding round, it was preparing to expand into a broader creator platform with payments, webinars, communities, and other digital products.

The company needed to grow its team, making the careers page an important first touchpoint for potential candidates. The page needed to communicate the company's culture, attract the right people, and work seamlessly across devices.

Research first, structure before visual design

I took the page through a full design process in Figma, focusing on the structure and content before moving into visual design.

1. 01

   Research

   Studied how companies in the space presented their culture, teams, benefits, and open positions.

2. 02

   Sketches

   Explored different ways to present the team and benefits before settling on a direction.

3. 03

   Wireframes

   Defined the page structure around four core sections: hero, benefits, team, and open positions.

4. 04

   Validation

   Validated the structure before moving into the final UI.

5. 05

   Final UI

   Designed every section across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.

Four sections, each with a clear purpose

I delivered the complete Figma file, covering every section and breakpoint. Beyond the original brief, I also built a coded, interactive version with Claude.

Hero

Interactive job cards respond to the cursor, with a soft capsule shape creating movement in the background.

Benefits

A clear reason to join the company, presented alongside a portrait that carries the same visual language as the hero.

Team

The team is presented through an orbital layout, with each person moving along their own ring.

Open Positions

A functional list of available roles with search and department filters, making it easy for candidates to find relevant opportunities.

A careers page that supported the company's next chapter

The page helped the company attract and hire the people it needed for the pivot, and the new creator platform went on to launch.

The final experience combined clear information with a distinctive visual identity, giving candidates a better sense of the company, its people, and the opportunities available.