UX Designer Salary in 2026

Official government data · Updated April 2026

The median annual salary for a UX Designer is $98,090 per year based on the most recent national wage survey data. Employment is projected to grow 7% over the 2024–2034 decade.

How Much Do UX Designers Make?

MetricValue
Median Annual Salary$98,090
10-Year Job Growth7%
Total Employment111,400
Typical EducationBachelor's degree

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary for a UX Designer?
The median annual salary for a UX Designer is $98,090 per year, based on the most recent national wage survey data.
Is UX Designer a growing career?
Employment for UX Designer roles is projected to grow 7% over the 2024–2034 decade. Total employment is currently 111,400 workers nationally.
What skills increase UX Designer pay?
UX Designers who demonstrate skills like Adobe Creative Cloud software, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD typically command higher salaries. Certifications and advanced tools expertise can further boost compensation.

Salary and employment figures from official U.S. government records. Actual compensation varies by location, experience, and employer.