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Product Designers & UX Researchers: Testing Feedback

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Posted October 6, 2026
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Listing checked October 6, 2026 · pay as published by Terac

Overview

Terac is conducting a paid study focused on the way design and research professionals handle prototype testing. The study aims to assess early design concepts that back user testing workflows. Insights you provide will inform which interface decisions work best for product teams day to day. You will review several initial design concepts during this session.

What You'll Do5

  • 1Examine early-stage design concepts for software that supports prototype testing.
  • 2Take part in a 15-minute remote usability test that you complete at your own pace.
  • 3Click through a series of mockups to explore the proposed features.
  • 4Offer your reactions to the way workflows are structured and how interfaces are laid out.
  • 5Point out any points of friction or confusion in the proposed user experience.

Requirements5

  • 1You currently work as a product designer, UX researcher, or in a similar design role.
  • 2You have practical experience conducting prototype usability tests.
  • 3You can clearly express design feedback about digital interfaces.
  • 4You have a desktop computer available for a remote, self-paced task.
  • 5You feel at ease assessing digital interfaces and explaining your structural preferences.

Who Should Apply

The ideal candidate works as a product designer, UX researcher, UI designer, or design strategist and regularly builds and tests prototypes. You should feel comfortable evaluating digital interfaces and explaining your structural preferences. This study is less suited for people who do not run prototype testing as part of their workflow or who cannot access a desktop computer. A common reason candidates get rejected is lacking hands-on experience with prototype testing. Another is failing to articulate specific design feedback during the session.

Salary Insight

The listing does not mention a specific rate. Terac notes that this is a paid study, but the exact compensation is not shared in the posting. You can expect to discuss payment details during the application or screening process.

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LocationRemote
Eligible countriesUnited States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Ireland +1 more
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Required Skills

product designux researchusability testingprototype designuser testinginterface designux design

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In your application, highlight a specific prototype usability test you ran, including the number of participants and the key insights you gathered. Mention the tools you used, like Figma or UserTesting, to show hands-on experience.

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