design-review

Automated design critique uses a central orchestrator to route inputs like wireframes and brand systems through domain specialist analysis. It gates evaluation on available design artifacts before generating a coordinated synthesis report.

Yes, a coordinated UI design critique workflow can evaluate accessibility, animations, and UI synthesis together. The central orchestrator spawns agent personas as subagents to handle each distinct critique step simultaneously.

Standardizing design reviews is achieved by applying a gate-driven evaluation process to design index files and brand systems. This orchestrates domain-specialist inputs to ensure consistent, repeatable critiques across all available artifacts.

Yes, automated design critique requires specific inputs such as wireframes, design briefs, or brand systems. The workflow uses gate-driven evaluation, meaning the critique steps are routed based on the artifacts you provide.

An orchestration workflow handles UI synthesis by loading a ceremony configuration and spawning subagent personas for domain-specific tasks. It coordinates multi-step artifact reviews and records the synthesis automatically.

Automating design critique with subagent orchestration is limited by the availability of design artifacts, as the workflow gates evaluation on inputs like wireframes or design briefs to route critique steps effectively.