UX/UI Designer (Remote)

Crewlia; United States; Remote; USD 20,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

Crewlia is seeking a UX/UI Designer for remote work. You will contribute to AI projects by crafting user flows and polished interface screens, following supplied direction and documenting decisions for review.

Responsibilities include mapping tasks, designing flows and layouts, defining interaction states, and validating visual hierarchy to ensure usable interfaces. Applicants must be fluent in English and reside in eligible remote locations.

Qualifications

• Experience designing user flows and polished interfaces.
• Ability to define interaction states and visual hierarchy.
• Strong attention to detail and documentation.

Responsibilities

• Map user tasks before shaping interface screens.
• Design layouts that pair clear flows with usable controls.
• Define interaction states for key user actions.
• Check visual hierarchy against the intended task.
• Record flow and interface decisions for review.

Skills

User flows

Interface layouts

Interaction states

Usability

Job description

• Role: UX/UI Designer (Remote)
• Location: Remote (Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States)
• Pay: US$18 per hour

Applicants must currently reside in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom or the United States.

Overview

We are recruiting contributors to create user flows and polished interface screens for AI projects. You will use supplied direction to produce clear work, check details carefully, and document decisions for review.

Key Responsibilities

• Map user tasks before shaping interface screens.
• Design layouts that pair clear flows with usable controls.
• Define interaction states for key user actions.
• Check visual hierarchy against the intended task.
• Record flow and interface decisions for review.

Requirements

• Must be at least 18 years old and able to communicate in English.
• Ability to design both user flows and interface layouts.
• Ability to check interaction states, hierarchy and usability.