What problem does it solve? Design feedback is often vague, subjective, or buried in unstructured opinions, making it hard for designers and engineers to know what to change first. This Skill turns a screen, flow, or component review into a structured, prioritized critique that teams can act on immediately. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured nine-pass review: Evaluates user job clarity, visual hierarchy, affordances, states, forms, accessibility, consistency, copy, and edge cases in a fixed order. - Severity-ranked output: Groups findings into must-fix, should-fix, and nice-to-fix buckets, each with a concrete suggested change, plus a strengths-to-keep section. - Context-first discipline: Requires user role, job, success criteria, and flow position before critiquing, preventing taste-based feedback. - Use Case: Before shipping a new onboarding flow, a product engineer pastes screenshots and asks for a critique; the result is a ship-blocking list of accessibility and empty-state issues ordered by severity. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to critique a specific screen or flow, providing who the user is, what job they are doing, and what success looks like, then request the findings grouped by severity.
