Role overview
Use professional product design and UX expertise to assess and improve AI-generated design work. Tasks may cover interface concepts, user journeys, accessibility, and product requirements, with feedback focused on usability, logic, and visual quality. Entry to the expert task pool follows a short skills assessment.
Responsibilities
- Review AI-generated wireframes, user flows, and product specifications for usability and consistency.
- Check suggested designs against accessibility standards and inclusive design practices.
- Assess whether proposed solutions follow established interaction patterns and user-centered principles.
- Identify missing journey steps, unnecessary interactions, and problems with visual hierarchy.
- Critique product requirement documents for clarity, feasibility, and user value.
- Explain design decisions and give structured feedback on model outputs.
Requirements
- A bachelor’s degree or higher in HCI, UX design, product design, or a related field.
- At least one year of professional experience in digital product design, user research, or design systems.
- Strong knowledge of usability heuristics, accessibility, and user-centered design.
- Ability to evaluate interfaces, user flows, and information architecture, balancing user needs with business and technical constraints.
- Clear written communication and the ability to explain the reasoning behind design critiques.
- A payment account supported by the task platform.
Nice to have
- Experience with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or Sketch; high-fidelity prototyping and design handoff; user research tools; or product documentation tools.
Benefits and work setup
- Tasks are paid individually, with source material indicating rates may reach $50 per hour.
- Some assignments require an uninterrupted hour, though shorter tasks may be available.
- Work is described as flexible and remote.
- A 10–15-minute assessment is used to evaluate suitability before access to tasks.