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Review or audit a design/UI across 6 weighted dimensions with Nielsen's 10 heuristics and a prioritized findings table. Use when the user wants a design critique, quality score, heuristic evaluation, or audit of an existing screen, page, or product before/after build.

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Skill: Design Review

Run a structured, scored review.

Steps

  1. Read workflows/design-review.md (rubric, scoring guide, Nielsen heuristics, process).
  2. Gather context: the screen(s)/flow, target users, platform, constraints.
  3. Score the 6 dimensions (Visual Hierarchy 20%, Consistency 20%, Accessibility 20%, Usability 20%, Responsiveness 10%, Performance 10%); compute the weighted overall.
  4. Run the accessibility lens with accessibility/wcag-checklist.md; use scripts/contrast.py for any color-pair doubts.
  5. Check against the anti-slop tells in taste/design-taste.md (Banned Defaults checklist).
  6. Apply Nielsen's 10 heuristics; flag violations by number.

Output

  • The 6-dimension scored table + overall score.
  • A prioritized findings table: # · Severity (Critical → Major → Minor → Enhancement) · Finding · Recommendation.
  • Concrete, token-referenced fixes.

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