design-hillclimb
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Hill-climb a product's UX and visual design to a first-party ship bar: build the design as a clickable multi-device prototype with a scenario switcher, shoot fixed evidence every round (screen sheet of every screen × state, bot-played flow recordings across devices side by side, automatic checks for tap targets / contrast / overflow / words-on-kid-screens / taps-per-flow, a state-coverage matrix), grade it with TWO fresh critics (product + visual) who never read code, fix the top gaps with one owner per coupled surface, and repeat until every scorecard row ≥ 8 or the minimum stops rising. Starts wide (3–5 parallel concept directions, ranked, user picks) then goes deep. Use for "keep improving the app design until a real studio would ship it", "hill-climb the UX", "grade this design like Apple/Nintendo", multi-device or multi-flow product design, or redesigning an app's information architecture.
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