UX/UI Designer for Web App Optimization
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
Job Summary / Duties
I’m looking for an expert-level UX/UI product designer with excellent judgment, strong web app design instincts, and an unusually good aesthetic sense. The ideal person can quickly understand an existing web application by reviewing both the live URL and the GitHub repository, then produce clear, actionable recommendations for improving the interface, user experience, visual hierarchy, usability, information architecture, and overall polish.
This role is not just about making things “look nicer.” I want someone who can think like a senior product designer: identify friction points, simplify workflows, improve clarity, spot inconsistencies, propose better interaction patterns, and explain the reasoning behind each recommendation.
The work will typically involve:
* Reviewing an existing web app through the live URL and GitHub repo
* Auditing the current UX/UI against modern web app best practices
* Producing clear markdown files that document proposed changes, rationale, priorities, and implementation notes
* Creating visual mockups, ideally interactive prototypes, that show the recommended improvements
* Using tools like Figma/Adobe CC/whatever-you-prefer, GitHub, Codex, Claude Code / Claude-based coding workflows, or similar AI-assisted development tools to inspect the app and develop recommendations
* Suggesting practical changes that a developer can actually implement
* Prioritizing improvements by impact, effort, and user value
* Noticing subtle design issues around spacing, typography, layout, affordances, responsiveness, accessibility, and interaction design
* Helping turn rough functional web apps into clean, intuitive, polished, professional products
I am happy to pay more for the right person. I care much more about expertise, speed, taste, and quality of output than finding the lowest rate. A great fit would be someone who can accomplish a lot in a focused hour and produce thoughtful, usable deliverables without needing heavy direction.
Please include examples of web apps, dashboards, admin tools, SaaS products, or internal tools you have improved. Bonus points if you can show before/after UX work, product audits, Figma prototypes, GitHub-based workflows, or examples of markdown-based design specs you have created for developers.
I’m looking for an expert-level UX/UI product designer with excellent judgment, strong web app design instincts, and an unusually good aesthetic sense. The ideal person can quickly understand an existing web application by reviewing both the live URL and the GitHub repository, then produce clear, actionable recommendations for improving the interface, user experience, visual hierarchy, usability, information architecture, and overall polish.
This role is not just about making things “look nicer.” I want someone who can think like a senior product designer: identify friction points, simplify workflows, improve clarity, spot inconsistencies, propose better interaction patterns, and explain the reasoning behind each recommendation.
The work will typically involve:
* Reviewing an existing web app through the live URL and GitHub repo
* Auditing the current UX/UI against modern web app best practices
* Producing clear markdown files that document proposed changes, rationale, priorities, and implementation notes
* Creating visual mockups, ideally interactive prototypes, that show the recommended improvements
* Using tools like Figma/Adobe CC/whatever-you-prefer, GitHub, Codex, Claude Code / Claude-based coding workflows, or similar AI-assisted development tools to inspect the app and develop recommendations
* Suggesting practical changes that a developer can actually implement
* Prioritizing improvements by impact, effort, and user value
* Noticing subtle design issues around spacing, typography, layout, affordances, responsiveness, accessibility, and interaction design
* Helping turn rough functional web apps into clean, intuitive, polished, professional products
I am happy to pay more for the right person. I care much more about expertise, speed, taste, and quality of output than finding the lowest rate. A great fit would be someone who can accomplish a lot in a focused hour and produce thoughtful, usable deliverables without needing heavy direction.
Please include examples of web apps, dashboards, admin tools, SaaS products, or internal tools you have improved. Bonus points if you can show before/after UX work, product audits, Figma prototypes, GitHub-based workflows, or examples of markdown-based design specs you have created for developers.
Related categories:
Website Design
Graphic Design
User Interface / IA
HTML
UX / User Experience
UI / User Interface
Figma
Web Design