oc-ux-engineer

The tri-agent loop streamlines UI/UX design by using a Design Planner to expand briefs, a Generator to build components, and an Evaluator to assess accessibility, ensuring a consistent and delightful user experience throughout the lifecycle.

You evaluate UI components for accessibility and visual hierarchy using the tri-agent loop, where an Evaluator agent automatically assesses generated design artifacts for state completeness, visual hierarchy consistency, and accessibility compliance.

The best way to manage the full UI/UX design lifecycle automatically is using a tri-agent loop that iterates through design planning, artifact generation, and evaluation to handle specifications, prototypes, and accessibility assessments cohesively.

Yes, you can generate UI prototypes and style books from a design brief. The Generator agent builds design artifacts such as style books, UI components, and prototypes based on the detailed specifications provided by the Design Planner.

Yes, creating a cohesive and accessible user interface requires input from designers, developers, and quality assurance personnel to validate design artifacts and ensure the final product meets accessibility standards through the tri-agent loop.