design-review

A wireframe review evaluates typography, spacing, color, and layout across desktop and mobile views. This skill audits all 12 themes from a principal designer perspective, capturing screenshots and documenting actionable findings in Markdown.

Yes, generating structured design QA reports is the core function. It evaluates 12 themes, documents per-theme notes, and outputs a final verdict with actionable Markdown tasks to iterate until the design meets brand standards.

Auditing typography and color consistency requires capturing section-level screenshots via Docker for both desktop and mobile views. This skill automates that capture process and evaluates visual hierarchy to identify specific aesthetic issues.

Yes, the design review process captures screenshots via Docker to provide precise, section-level detail. It documents spacing and layout findings to ensure reproducibility and auditability for all 12 wireframe themes.

Ensuring wireframe visual design meets brand standards involves checking typography, spacing, and emotional warmth against principal-level expectations. This skill provides structured feedback and per-theme notes to verify alignment with aesthetic requirements.

Docker screenshot capture is limited to evaluating the 12 predefined EarlBear wireframe themes. The review focuses strictly on typography, spacing, color, and layout issues, documenting findings as actionable Markdown tasks for reproducibility.