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Photographer shapes capturing images that communicate an idea, document a moment or help sell a product, service or publication through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
Packaging Designer shapes designing the look, feel and sometimes the structure of packaging so products are practical, compliant and attractive on the shelf through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
Motion Designer shapes bringing visual ideas to life through movement, timing and transitions across video, advertising, product explainers and digital content through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
Merchandise Designer shapes creating designs for products that people buy, wear or collect, often translating a brand idea into something commercial and appealing through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
Lighting Designer shapes deciding how light shapes an environment, whether that is a building, a performance space, an exhibition or a retail setting through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
Interior Designer shapes planning useful, attractive interior spaces that work for the people who live, work or spend time in them through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
Interaction Designer shapes shaping how people move through a digital product, from the first tap or click to the last successful action through clear creative decisions, practical delivery and collaboration with wider teams so the final result works for users, clients, audiences or customers.
An Industrial Designer creates physical products by combining user needs, form, ergonomics, materials, and manufacturing logic so everyday objects feel clear, useful, and ready for production