design-critique

Run a heuristic evaluation by mapping each interface issue to a single usability principle, assigning a 0 to 4 severity rating based on frequency and impact, and generating concrete design-intent recommendations.

Prioritize usability issues by assigning each finding a severity rating from 0 to 4 based on frequency, impact, and persistence, ensuring the worst interface problems rise to the top of your list.

Transform vague UX concerns into a structured critique by mapping each issue to a usability principle, rating its severity from 0 to 4, and providing one concrete design-intent recommendation per finding.

Yes, you can perform quality-floor checks that verify states, accessibility, and reduced-motion support, ensuring your screen or flow clears baseline usability standards before engineering handoff.

You need a structured design critique when reviewing a checkout screen, onboarding flow, or settings page before handing it to engineering, ensuring interface problems have severity ratings and concrete fixes.

Use a 0 to 4 severity rating scale based on frequency, impact, and persistence to evaluate interface problems during a UX review, allowing you to map each issue to a single usability principle.