| name | leia-ui-review |
| description | Use when evaluating a UI design change — individually or collaboratively. Scores the delta across four dimensions (Logic, Intuition, Ergonomic, Aesthetic) so you can reason about whether the change is actually an improvement and whether it optimizes for what matters. |
LEIA — Logic, Intuition, Ergonomic, Aesthetic
Any UI change affects at least one of four dimensions. Score the delta on each, then check whether the change is optimizing for what you actually need.
Dimensions
- Logic — internal consistency. Example: is OK always to the right of Cancel?
- Intuition — external consistency. Does it work like things users are already used to? Example: can I click my profile picture to edit it?
- Ergonomic — how much exertion does this require? Did you add or remove friction? Example: fewer clicks, less cognitive load.
- Aesthetic — how visually appealing is it?
How to use
- For each dimension, score the delta: +, 0, or −.
- Note which dimension(s) the change is primarily optimizing for.
- Check: is that the right target for this context? Not all four matter equally everywhere.
A change that is net positive across all four is rare. A change that is +Ergonomic and −Aesthetic may still be the right call if you're optimizing for speed of use.
