cs-design

A five-perspective design review evaluates UI/UX across visual hierarchy, interaction quality, design-system consistency, responsive accessibility, and anti-patterns. A central design-lead agent orchestrates five specialized agents in parallel to synthesize findings into a unified design report.

Run a UI/UX design review by invoking the skill on a project path to trigger parallel analysis across five perspectives. A design-lead agent coordinates the outputs and generates a cohesive DESIGN-REVIEW.md file containing actionable feedback.

Yes, you can focus a design review on specific UI issues using the --focus command. This configures the parallel agents to target particular concerns, while the --fix option tailors the review to generate specific corrective recommendations.

Yes, this parallel design review approach works for both web and mobile interface evaluations. It assesses responsive accessibility and interaction quality across different platforms, ensuring design-system consistency and detecting anti-patterns in your UI/UX.

The best way to coordinate a multi-agent design review is using a central orchestration agent that synthesizes outputs from specialized agents. This approach reduces manual coordination by automatically producing a unified design report with actionable fixes.

Automated design-system consistency checks rely on the design context and project path provided. Limitations include the inability to detect subjective visual nuances outside the five defined perspectives, requiring proper configuration of focus and fix options for accurate results.