Role overview
Use professional product and UX design knowledge to assess and improve AI-generated design work. Tasks may involve reviewing interface concepts, user journeys, and product requirements, then explaining what works, what is unclear, and how well each proposal serves users. Participation follows a short skills assessment; work is task-based, with some assignments requiring an uninterrupted hour.
Responsibilities
- Assess AI-created wireframes, interface layouts, and user flows for usability and logical consistency.
- Review designs for accessibility and inclusive design practices, including relevant WCAG guidance.
- Check recommendations against established interaction patterns and design principles.
- Identify missing journey steps, unnecessary interactions, and weak information hierarchy.
- Critique generated product requirement documents for clarity, feasibility, and user value.
- Explain design judgments clearly, including functional and visual strengths or shortcomings.
Requirements
- A degree in HCI, UX design, product design, or a related discipline (bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate).
- At least one year of professional experience in digital product design, user research, or design systems.
- Strong grasp of usability heuristics, accessibility, and user-centered design.
- Ability to critique UI layouts, user flows, and information architecture in detail.
- Sound judgment balancing user needs with business goals and technical constraints.
- Clear written communication and an account with the specified payment service to receive compensation.
Nice to have
- Advanced familiarity with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or Sketch.
- Experience with high-fidelity prototyping and design handoff, including tools such as ProtoPie or Framer.
- Familiarity with user research platforms such as Maze, UserTesting, or Hotjar, and product documentation tools such as Jira, Linear, or Notion.
Benefits and work setup
- Work is flexible and remote, with paid assignments offered through a participant network after a 10–15 minute skills assessment. Rates depend on the task; the source indicates some work may pay up to $50 per hour, and assignment lengths vary.