Front-End Web Designer
DataAnnotation · Texas, United States
- Hybrid
- Full-time
- $40,000 / year
- Texas, United States
Job highlights
- Design AI to understand and evaluate visual work.
- Critique AI-generated UI/UX designs and visuals.
- Shape next-generation AI design support tools.
- Flexible remote work, choose your projects.
- Competitive hourly rates starting at $40+.
About the role
Front-End Web Designer - AI Model Training
DataAnnotation is seeking a Front-End Web Designer to contribute to the training and improvement of advanced AI models. In this role, you will leverage your design expertise to evaluate AI-generated designs, provide constructive feedback, and refine AI's understanding of aesthetics, usability, and creative quality. Your work will directly influence the development of future AI tools designed to assist designers.
This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a new and expanding area within our company, focused on teaching AI to better grasp visual and design principles. As a designer, you will begin by completing our general core assessment and then a specific qualification for Web & UI/UX Design. Upon approval, you will gain access to general AI training projects and be invited to participate in design-specific projects, including UI/UX critique, product visuals, and aesthetic evaluation.
Responsibilities
- Review and critique AI-generated UI/UX designs, mockups, and visuals.
- Evaluate the quality of AI model outputs for correctness and performance.
- Help train AI models to better understand aesthetic quality and user-centered design principles.
Qualifications
- Native or bilingual fluency in English.
- Background in UI/UX design, web design, product design, or graphic design.
- Strong understanding of visual hierarchy, interaction design, and user flow.
- Excellent command of grammar, style, and brand voice.
- A Bachelor's degree (current, in progress, or completed) is preferred but not required.
Benefits
- Full-time or part-time remote position.
- Flexibility to choose projects.
- Work on your own schedule.
- Competitive pay: General AI training projects start at $25-$30+ USD/hr; design-focused projects start at $40+ USD/hr, with potential bonuses.
Key skills/competency
- Front-End Web Designer
- AI Model Training
- UI/UX Design
- Web Design
- Product Design
- Graphic Design
- Aesthetic Evaluation
- User Experience
- Visual Hierarchy
- Interaction Design
Skills & topics
- Front-End Developer
- Web Designer
- UI/UX Designer
- AI
- Machine Learning
- Design Evaluation
- User Experience
- Visual Design
- Product Design
- Graphic Design
- Remote
- Contractor
- DataAnnotation
- US Based
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight UI/UX, web design, product design, or graphic design experience. Emphasize your understanding of visual hierarchy, interaction design, and user flow.
- Complete the core assessment: Successfully pass the general core assessment to demonstrate your foundational skills.
- Qualify for design projects: Excel in the Web & UI/UX Design qualification to unlock specialized opportunities.
- Showcase design expertise: Be ready to provide detailed feedback on AI-generated designs, proving your aesthetic and usability judgment.
- Demonstrate English fluency: Clearly articulate your feedback and insights in written and spoken English.
Technical preparation
Study AI design evaluation principles.,Practice critiquing UI/UX mockups.,Review design system best practices.,Familiarize with AI model feedback methods.
Behavioral questions
How do you provide constructive design critique?,Describe a time you improved a user experience.,How do you handle subjective design feedback?,How do you ensure attention to detail?
Frequently asked questions
- What are the specific qualifications for the Front-End Web Designer role at DataAnnotation?
- To be considered for the Front-End Web Designer position at DataAnnotation, you need native or bilingual English fluency, a background in UI/UX, web, product, or graphic design, and a strong grasp of visual hierarchy, interaction design, and user flow. While a Bachelor's degree is preferred, it's not strictly required. Excellent grammar, style, and brand voice command are also essential.
- How does the application process work for design-focused projects at DataAnnotation?
- The application process for design-focused projects at DataAnnotation begins with completing their general core assessment. After approval, you must then complete a specific qualification for Web & UI/UX Design. Once you pass this design qualification, you'll be invited to contribute to specialized design projects, in addition to general AI training tasks.
- What is the expected hourly pay for a Front-End Web Designer at DataAnnotation?
- Front-End Web Designers at DataAnnotation can expect competitive compensation. General AI training projects start at $25-$30+ USD per hour. Design-focused projects offer higher rates, starting at $40+ USD per hour, with additional bonuses available for exceptional work.
- Is this a remote position for Front-End Web Designers at DataAnnotation?
- Yes, the Front-End Web Designer role at DataAnnotation is a fully remote position. You have the flexibility to choose between full-time or part-time engagement, and you can work according to your own schedule.
- What type of feedback will I provide as a Front-End Web Designer for DataAnnotation's AI models?
- As a Front-End Web Designer, you will provide detailed feedback on AI-generated designs, mockups, and visuals. This includes evaluating their correctness, performance, aesthetic quality, and adherence to user-centered design principles. Your insights will help train AI to better understand and generate design work.
- Does DataAnnotation require any upfront payment for the design qualification process?
- No, DataAnnotation will never ask for any money from applicants. All payments are handled via PayPal, and PayPal will manage any necessary currency conversions from USD. The company does not charge any fees for the application or qualification process.
- Are there opportunities for career growth for a Front-End Web Designer at DataAnnotation?