audit-interaction-design

What problem does it solve?

Interaction design governs how a product behaves toward its user; this skill provides a structured approach to audit that behavior against posture, flow, idioms, and etiquette, surfacing actionable recommendations.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Posture & Platform Fit evaluation: ensures the product's behavior respects platform conventions and attention context.
• Flow & Excise analysis: identifies navigational friction, modal interruptions, and stylistic excess that disrupt user momentum.
• Idioms & Learnability assessment: checks for consistent controls, honest affordances, and clear paths for beginners, intermediates, and experts.
• Etiquette & Forgiveness review: looks for undo capabilities, non-destructive paths, and modeless feedback to reduce user burden. Use cases include design reviews, product-audit sessions, and vendor assessments of interaction design quality.

Quick Start

Inspect a representative interaction scenario from the product, record posture and friction observations, and map them to Cooper's dimensions.