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Structured visual design critique with specific actionable feedback
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| name | Visual Audit |
| department | artisan |
| description | Structured visual design critique with specific actionable feedback |
| version | 1 |
| triggers | ["visual","design review","UI audit","hierarchy","contrast","spacing","typography","color","layout"] |
Perform a structured visual design critique of an interface, producing specific actionable feedback on hierarchy, contrast, spacing, typography, color, and overall coherence.
View the interface at arm's length (or blur it mentally). Identify:
Check the information hierarchy:
Check the type system:
Check color usage:
Check spatial consistency:
Check for visual consistency:
# Visual Audit Report
## Overall Assessment
**Score:** [1-10]
**Summary:** [2-3 sentences on the interface's visual effectiveness]
## Squint Test Results
- **Primary focus:** [What draws the eye first โ is this correct?]
- **Reading order:** [Clear / Unclear / Competing elements]
- **Visual noise:** [Low / Medium / High]
## Findings
### [CRITICAL] [Category] โ [Finding]
**Current:** [What's happening now]
**Issue:** [Why it's a problem โ cite specific principle]
**Fix:** [Specific change โ exact values where possible]
### [IMPROVEMENT] [Category] โ [Finding]
**Current:** [What's happening now]
**Suggestion:** [Specific improvement with rationale]
## Contrast Report
| Element | Foreground | Background | Ratio | Pass AA |
|---------|-----------|------------|-------|---------|
| Body text | #333 | #fff | 12.6:1 | Yes |
| Muted text | #999 | #fff | 2.8:1 | NO |
## Quick Wins
1. [Change that would have the biggest visual impact for the least effort]
2. [Second quick win]
3. [Third quick win]