business-ux-design-review

To review a PRD for business logic soundness and user flow clarity, analyze actors, model happy and exception paths, then apply a 4-dimension checklist covering process completeness, misoperation risk, logic soundness, and goal alignment to output prioritized findings.

Critiquing a user journey map for misoperation risks involves identifying actors and mapping alternative paths to detect interaction design flaws, ensuring user flow clarity and alignment between user needs and business goals.

Yes, you can check interaction design alignment with business goals by evaluating whether the UX supports stated objectives, identifying gaps where the design might not fully support the business goals.

Evaluating business process completeness in a product requirement document requires modeling exception paths alongside happy paths, checking that all actors and flows are defined to prevent costly rework from missing requirements.

Automated UX review limitations include reliance on the provided PRD and journey map quality; it cannot uncover undocumented business rules or missing actor definitions if they are absent from the input interaction designs.

The business-ux-design-review skill outputs findings and prioritized improvement suggestions in Chinese, while preserving code and identifiers in English to maintain technical accuracy.