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ui-ux-audit

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Structured UI/UX audit of a screen or flow — hierarchy, clarity, states, a11y, mobile. Use before shipping UI or when asking “what’s wrong with this page?”.

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UI/UX Audit

Passes (in order)

  1. Job — What is the one job of this view? Is the primary action obvious in <3s?
  2. Hierarchy — Brand/product, headline, support, CTA. Anything competing?
  3. Composition — One composition per viewport; avoid dashboard soup on marketing surfaces.
  4. States — Empty, loading, error, success, permission denied.
  5. Input — Labels, errors inline, keyboard, focus, touch targets.
  6. Motion — Purposeful or noise?
  7. A11y — Contrast, semantics, hit area, reduced motion.
  8. Mobile — Reflow, not shrunk desktop.

Output format

  • Findings ordered by severity (blocker → nit)
  • Each finding: observation → why it hurts → concrete fix
  • End with a 5-item fix order (highest leverage first)

Pair with

contrasting for contrast math; no-ai-slop for generic visual language; humanise for microcopy.

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