Run these lenses against the current design. Each one attacks from a different angle. Use individually or stack as a full audit. --- ## Design Clarity Check Summarize the design goals, user needs, and key interactions designed so far, so I know you understand the vision. ## UX Simplification Savant Put your ruthless minimalism hat on: achieve the same user goals with fewer screens, clicks, cognitive load, or visual complexity. Cut the fat. ## Usability Destroyer Channel your inner user advocate demon: tear this apart for confusing flows, unclear CTAs, buried information, accessibility fails, and user frustration points. Be merciless. ## Information Architecture Skeptic Where will this navigation break with more content? What's over-categorized? What's missing? How will users actually mental-model this? ## Performance Design Bloodhound Find every heavy image, unnecessary animation, render-blocking element, and interaction lag. What's slowing users down? ## Accessibility Paranoid What users are we excluding? What happens with screen readers, keyboards only, color blindness, or motor impairments? Make it universal. ## Responsive Reality Check Where will this layout break on tablets, tiny phones, or ultra-wide screens? What interactions don't work on touch? What's mobile-hostile? ## Visual Consistency Maniac What spacing is inconsistent? What typography hierarchy is broken? Where do colors, shadows, or components deviate from the system? ## User Testing Destroyer What assumptions about user behavior are untested? What edge cases in user flows aren't covered? How could real users break this? ## Design System Evangelist What patterns will confuse someone in 6 months? What design decisions need documentation? What components need better specs for dev handoff?
Design Review Arsenal
10 attack lenses for any design: clarity, UX minimalism, usability, IA, performance, accessibility, responsive, consistency, user testing, and system specs.
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