Product/UX Professionals - AI Training - Manchester, UK

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.