Product​/UX Professionals - AI Training - Mesa,

Bring product and UX design judgment to the review and improvement of AI-generated design outputs. The work may include assessing interface proposals, user flows, and product specifications for usability, accessibility, and relevance to users. A short assessment is part of joining the task network, and some assignments require a full uninterrupted hour.

• Examine AI-produced wireframes and user journeys for usability and logical flow.
• Review interface suggestions for accessibility and inclusion, using relevant WCAG standards.
• Check whether model recommendations follow established design conventions and principles.
• Flag broken journey logic, extra steps, and poor hierarchy in proposed interfaces.
• Assess generated product requirement documents for clear scope, feasibility, and user value.
• Write understandable critiques that explain both functional and visual considerations.

• Degree-level education in HCI, UX, product design, or a related area; bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate accepted.
• Minimum one year of professional experience designing digital products, conducting research, or developing design systems.
• Knowledge of usability practices, accessibility, and user-centered design methods.
• Strong analytical skills for evaluating layouts, flows, and information architecture.
• Ability to account for user goals, business needs, and technical constraints.
• Clear communication and access to the designated payment account for receiving task fees.

• Advanced knowledge of Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or Sketch.
• Experience creating high-fidelity prototypes and preparing design handoffs, using tools such as Proto Pie or Framer.
• Familiarity with research tools like Maze, User Testing, or Hotjar, or product tools like Jira, Linear, and Notion.

Assignments are paid and can be completed remotely on a flexible basis after a 10–15 minute skills check. Compensation is task-dependent; the source gives a possible upper rate of $50 per hour. Some tasks are shorter, while others call for an uninterrupted hour.