ui-experience-audit

A UI screen audit systematically evaluates static designs, screenshots, or live pages to surface visual defects, interaction gaps, content quality issues, and usability heuristic violations. It uses a 5-phase protocol from triage through synthesis to deliver actionable remediation verdicts.

Auditing live pages for UX heuristic violations requires a drive-interaction mode that actively engages UI elements to surface interaction gaps. This approach applies phase-based evaluation to capture evidence and generate hand-offs for downstream functional validation.

Yes, the UI audit process applies to both web and mobile platforms. It evaluates static designs, screenshots, or live pages across both environments to identify content quality issues and visual defects.

A phase-based UI audit handles remediation through evidence capture and cross-skill hand-offs. After progressing through Phase 0 triage to Phase 5 synthesis, it generates artifacts and passes them to downstream skills like functional-validation and full-functional-audit.

Yes, the UI screen audit works with static design screenshots using an identify-and-delegate mode. This mode evaluates visual defects and content quality concerns without requiring live interaction, progressing from Phase 0 triage to Phase 5 synthesis.