What problem does it solve? Designing air traffic control (ATC) workstation interfaces without human factors guidance risks cluttered displays, poor color usage, and slow operator comprehension. This Skill provides a standards-based UX/UI audit checklist for controller (CTRL) and tower (TWR) screens so every display decision is grounded in FAA HF-STD-001, EUROCONTROL CWP/HMI, and ICAO Doc 9758 rather than personal opinion. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 8-Principle Audit Checklist: Evaluates perceptual hierarchy, color rationale, dark mode defaults, minimal glance time, human-in-command control, error prevention, consistency, and feedback/status visibility. - Standards-Backed Criteria: Each principle cites professional sources (FAA HF-STD-001, EUROCONTROL PHARE CWP/HMI, ICAO Doc 9758, Ahlstrom & Arend color usability research) with concrete pass/fail checks like WCAG AA contrast and redundant color coding. - Structured Review Workflow: Rates each principle as compliant, partial, or missing with examples, then prioritizes fixes by safety/operational value versus effort. - Use Case: Before shipping a new SectorDashboard or GroundView screen, run the audit to verify that critical alerts use red exclusively, text meets 4.5:1 contrast on dark backgrounds, and every action gives immediate visual feedback. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run an atc-ux review on the SectorDashboard screen and report which of the eight human factors principles pass or fail.