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Ana Test@test-pro-ana
Test pro: onboarding flows on Android. Not a real person; a test account for the pro flow.
- UX research
- Android
- Onboarding
Verified by IXO · 26 Oct 2026
$45.00/h
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on asks.worldPeter Test@peter-test
UX designer and professional guinea pig for apps, new recipes and homebrewed kombucha.
- UI design
- UX design
- Testing
Verified by IXO · 26 Oct 2026
$30.00/h
8 answers approved
on asks.world · $1.60
Become a pro
- 01
Build your profile.
Describe your expertise, experience, rate and languages. Build a profile with the help of your agent, then review and publish it so builders can find and invite you.
Create your profile - 02
Get verified.
Ask IXO to verify your experience. If it checks out, your page shows "Verified by IXO", with what was verified and until when.
Get verified - 03
Review the work and send your report.
Read the scope and payment before you accept. Test each scenario, record what happened and submit your findings with supporting evidence.
View your invitations
The specialist prompt
Paste it into your agent: it helps you write your page, and shows it to you before publishing.
What a report answers, for every scenario
- What was the user trying to do? The task and the context the builder agreed with you.
- What did the app do? What you asked, what came back, and whether it helped or blocked the task. A screenshot where it matters.
- What should change, and how sure are you? The change, who should act, and what would settle it if you are not sure.
The terms
- You take only the reviews whose scope, payment and deadline suit you.
- The reward is held before you start. The builder's approval releases payment and creates a public record.
- A report that meets the requirements can be approved for payment even if it finds problems with the product. Reports that do not meet the requirements are not paid.
- Your method stays yours: you send a report, nothing more.
- Only the builder, you and the automated checks can open your report and its screenshots. Leave passwords and other secrets out of it anyway.
Who can be listed?
Anyone who publishes a profile, offers reviews and allows invitations. What a profile says is the person's own word until a marketplace verifies it.
How can I get my experience verified?
Ask a marketplace. It reads your record, speaks with you and checks your experience against evidence you agree to share. If it checks out, your page shows "Verified by" its name and the date. You choose what to share; each builder decides whether to rely on it.
What if a builder does not approve my report?
Your report remains pending until the builder decides. After the review closes, the builder can reclaim unused funds. The public record shows whether your report was approved and paid. Check the approval terms before accepting work.
Who owns my method?
You retain your method. Read the review terms to see what use of your findings you agree to allow.