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To find missing design decisions in a UI/UX plan, use a structured design review that identifies gaps across information architecture, interaction states, readability, and design-system alignment, delivering an actionable improvement plan.

The best way to structure a design review for actionable improvements is to enforce explicit ownership, document decisions, and critique interaction states and information architecture, ensuring the plan can be implemented without ambiguity.

Yes, you can use design reviews to audit product briefs lacking UI scope by evaluating the brief against design-system alignment criteria to unblock implementation with concrete mockups and prioritized design decisions.

To ensure design proposals are ready for implementation without ambiguity, conduct a review that outputs an audit trail of documented decisions, concrete improvements, and explicit ownership for every step.

A design plan review covers information architecture, interaction states, accessibility, delivery readiness, and design-system alignment, ensuring all missing design decisions are identified beyond just visual mockups.