design-critique

To get structured UX feedback on a Figma design, share the URL along with the product context, target audience, and current design stage. The critique evaluates first impressions, usability, visual hierarchy, consistency, and accessibility based on those inputs.

Yes, you can request a UI critique using just a screenshot or a detailed text description. Providing the product context, audience, and stage allows the review to assess usability and visual hierarchy even without direct design files.

A visual hierarchy evaluation during a design review covers how effectively UI elements guide user attention. It assesses layout structure, spacing, and prioritization to ensure a consistent, accessible experience across different screen stages.

Stage-aware UX review tailors feedback specifically for exploration, refinement, or final polish. By capturing the design stage, it adjusts recommendations to focus on broad structural usability early on or detailed visual consistency and accessibility later.

The best way to review mobile onboarding screens for accessibility is to specify mobile and onboarding as focus areas. This ensures the UX critique prioritizes stage-aware accessibility checks and usability validation tailored to mobile constraints.

Your design review requires product context and audience information to tailor the critique accurately. Knowing who the design is for and what it does ensures the usability, visual hierarchy, and accessibility feedback is relevant to your specific use case.