# Design Critique

Thoughtful critique without waiting for meetings

/reviewProduct Designer

Reviews prototypes for usability, accessibility, content, and visual quality. Provides structured feedback with specific, actionable recommendations.

## How it works

1. ### Share your work
   Point the agent at a prototype, mockup, or live page. Describe what kind of feedback you need.
2. ### Get structured critique
   The agent reviews across usability, accessibility, content, and visual dimensions with specific observations.
3. ### Act on recommendations
   Each piece of feedback includes a specific recommendation and priority level so you know what to fix first.

## Why use Design Critique

### No calendar bottleneck
Get critique when you need it, not when a senior designer has an opening.

### Consistent standards
Every review covers the same quality dimensions — nothing gets missed because someone was distracted.

### Specific, not subjective
Feedback references specific elements and explains why something is a problem, not just that it "feels off."

### Prioritized actions
Issues are categorized by severity so you can focus on what matters most.

## When to use Design Critique

### Pre-review polish
You want to refine your work before presenting it to your design lead.
Review this prototype for usability issues. Focus on the form validation flow and error states.

### Accessibility check
You need accessibility feedback but do not have a specialist on the team.
Review this modal design from an accessibility perspective. What barriers exist for keyboard and screen reader users?

### Content review
The UX copy needs review but your content designer is overloaded.
Critique the microcopy in this checkout flow. Is it clear, consistent, and action-oriented?