Digital Brand / Product / Web Designer - Judgement

About this role

We are building a team of senior designers to evaluate and improve the output of an ai design tool. The work produces structured before and after design records that help measure and improve how well the tool performs on real design tasks. You will generate designs from your own prompts, judge them with a professional eye, correct what the tool gets wrong, and document each case precisely. This is design judgment work, not production design work. There is no client, no stakeholder review, and no deadline pressure on the designs themselves. What matters is the accuracy of your eye and the rigour of your documentation. What you'll do: Review each output and identify genuine visual errors, things like overlapping text, misaligned sibling elements, content spilling outside containers, broken stacking order, or requirements from your brief that the tool failed to deliver Distinguish objective errors from personal preference. A different font choice is a preference. A chart line running through a label is an error. This distinction is the core skill of the role Required skills: A portfolio showing craft-level attention to layout, spacing, hierarchy, and typography The ability to look at a design and articulate precisely what is wrong with it in plain language, without reaching for jargon Working knowledge of HTML and CSS. You will not be building anything, but you need to understand what a property like `margin-top` or `z-index` actually does Comfort with browser developer tools. You will read element dimensions and viewport values yourself Genuine care for accurate, complete documentation. Records with missing or approximate fields cannot be used Fluent written English A reliable computer running Chrome, and around 10-20 hours a week you can commit consistently **Strongly preferred** Experience using AI design or generation tools in your own practice, and a view on where they succeed and fail Direct experience with ai Design Programs like Claude or similar Breadth across