laws-of-ux-2

Review and redesign UI flows using Laws of UX with severity-tagged findings and acceptance checks.

Updated Aug 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/narr07/permadi --skill laws-of-ux-2-narr07
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Skill: laws-of-ux-2
Source: https://github.com/narr07/permadi/tree/main/.roo/skills/laws-of-ux-2
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/narr07/permadi --skill laws-of-ux-2-narr07

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? It turns abstract UX psychology principles into concrete product decisions, giving designers and developers a structured way to audit interfaces, redesign flows, and verify frontend implementations before release. ## Core Features & Use Cases - UX Reviews: Produce verdicts with P0-P3 severity findings, Keep/Fix/Quick Wins lists, applied laws, and evidence tags (Validated/Contextual/Experimental). - Flow Redesign & Acceptance Checks: Restructure checkout, onboarding, dashboard, and settings flows with defined interaction states, defaults, recovery paths, and measurable acceptance criteria. - Design Governance & Agentic UX: Run five-domain audits (visual hierarchy, interaction, copy, components, accessibility) against a product design spec, plus decision-rights reviews for AI generation, import, and long-running flows. - Use Case: Paste a screenshot or description of your checkout flow and receive a scored review identifying decision-load issues, a recommended default shipping option, sticky mobile CTA guidance, and metrics to validate the change. ## Quick Start Use the laws-of-ux-2 skill to review this checkout flow and give me P0-P3 findings, applied laws, metrics, and acceptance checks.

Frequently Asked Questions about laws-of-ux-2

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I run a UX review on an existing interface?▼

Provide a screenshot, Figma frame, or description of the screen and its user task. The skill runs six review passes, selects 3-7 relevant UX laws, and returns a verdict score, P0-P3 findings, quick wins, and acceptance checks.

What output format does a UX audit produce?▼

Reviews follow a fixed structure: verdict with score and release risk, Keep list, severity-tagged findings, Quick Wins checklist, applied laws with rationale, acceptance checks, evidence tags, and primary/guardrail metrics.

Can it review AI generation or long-running flows?▼

Yes. A dedicated reference covers agentic and long-task UX using a decision-rights model that classifies system actions into automatic, progress-reporting, pause-for-choice, and confirmation moments, with progress, pause, cancel, resume, and recovery checks.

Does it support design system governance audits?▼

Yes. A design governance workflow runs a five-domain audit covering visual hierarchy, interaction consistency, copywriting, component reuse, and accessibility, with findings classified P0 through P3 and fixed in that order.

When should I not rely on Laws of UX recommendations?▼

Avoid law-based simplification for safety-critical, financial, or legal workflows needing explicit safeguards, and for expert workflows where simplification reduces control. Measured product behavior overrides law-based suggestions when they conflict.