Product Designers and Researchers: Feedback on Prototype Testing Concepts

We're running a paid study on how design and research professionals conduct prototype testing. Our goal is to evaluate early design concepts that support user testing workflows. Your feedback will help us understand which interface choices best serve the day-to-day needs of product teams.

In this 15-minute remote usability test, you will review several early-stage design concepts. You will complete a self-paced activity on your desktop to explore the proposed features. We will ask you to click through a series of mockups and provide your reactions to the interface layout. Your input will guide how we structure these tools for future users.

We are hiring professionals who actively build and test prototypes as part of their regular workflow. We welcome product designers, UX researchers, UI designers, and design strategists. Ideal candidates are comfortable evaluating digital interfaces and articulating their structural preferences.

• Review early-stage design concepts for prototype testing software
• Navigate through a 15-minute, self-paced remote testing environment
• Share your reactions to specific workflow choices and interface layouts
• Identify areas of friction or confusion in the proposed user experience

• Current product designer, UX researcher, or similar design professional
• Hands-on experience running prototype usability tests
• Comfortable articulating design feedback on digital interfaces
• Access to a desktop computer for a remote, self-paced task

• You will be engaged as an independent contractor.
• This is a fully remote opportunity that can be completed on your own schedule.
• Opportunities can be extended, shortened, or concluded early depending on needs and performance.
• Your participation will not involve access to confidential or proprietary information from any employer, client, or institution.
• Payment is issued as soon as your work is approved.
• We are unable to support H1-B or STEM OPT candidates at this time.