| name | design-review |
| description | Critique a design against craft principles - hierarchy, layout, type, color, spacing, accessibility, brand fit. Use when reviewing a draft, a generated image, or a layout before delivery. |
design-review
An honest, specific critique - what works, what to fix, and how.
Review against
- Hierarchy: is the focal point clear? does the eye flow in the right order?
- Layout & spacing: alignment, grid, consistent rhythm, balance, intentional whitespace.
- Typography: pairing, scale, weight, measure, line-height; no orphans/widows in key copy.
- Colour: palette discipline, semantic use, contrast (the
contrast-guard hook / accessibility-contrast).
- Imagery: quality, relevance, consistent treatment; AI artifacts fixed (hands, text, edges).
- Brand fit: on-brand colours/type/logo usage.
- Craft: pixel issues, misalignment, inconsistent radii/shadows; the "template smell" test.
Output
- Findings grouped Must-fix / Should-fix / Polish, each specific and actionable with the fix. End with a
one-line verdict. Don't pad with praise; if it's strong, say what's strong and what would elevate it.
Guardrails
- Critique the work, not vague vibes - point to the element and the fix.
- Hold the anti-template bar; don't approve generic output.
