Accessibility (a11y) audit checklist: WCAG 2.2 compliance, screen reader support (VoiceOver, TalkBack), color contrast, touch targets, motor impairment, reduce-motion, and focus management. Use when auditing accessibility, implementing assistive technology support, or designing for inclusive use.
AI feature and automation UX: AI assistants, smart recommendations, semantic search, predictive input, AI transparency and labeling, user control, feedback mechanisms, and workflow automation. Use when designing or reviewing any AI feature, LLM integration, personalization engine, or user-facing automation.
Content strategy and UX writing: plain language, microcopy, labeling, read/unread states, localization, and content freshness. Use when writing or reviewing UI copy, error messages, empty states, tooltips, onboarding text, or any in-product content.
Error handling UX: destructive action confirmation, undo, empty states, descriptive error messages, crash recovery, and server error handling. This is also the canonical home for empty-state standards. Use when designing or reviewing error states, confirmation dialogs, undo flows, or any screen that needs to handle…
Form design UX: input types, inline validation, keyboard behavior, autofill, password fields, auto-formatting, and multi-step flows. Use when designing or reviewing any form, sign-up flow, checkout, or data-entry screen.
General app quality: app store presence, launch experience, splash screen, force update, cloud sync, backup and restore, OS integrations, widgets, orientation, monetization surfacing, and versioning. Use when reviewing overall app health, preparing for store submission, or evaluating cross-platform consistency.
Onboarding and help UX: first-run flows, loading states, skeleton screens, tooltips, contextual help, and in-app support. Use when designing or reviewing first-run experiences, feature discovery flows, contextual help, loading indicators, or in-app support.
Information architecture (IA): content categorization, labeling, screen titles, sort and filter, settings structure, data hierarchy, and minimizing cognitive load. Use when designing app structure, auditing content organization, creating a sitemap, or improving how information is grouped and labeled.
App navigation UX: tab bars, back buttons, deep links, gesture navigation, scroll behavior, modal vs push, and the 3-tap rule. Use when designing or auditing a navigation system, screen hierarchy, or information flow in a mobile or web app.
Network and connectivity UX: offline mode, slow connection resilience, connection error states, background sync, caching strategy, and graceful degradation. Use when designing or reviewing how an app behaves under poor or absent network conditions.
Notification UX: push permission timing, per-type granularity, quiet hours, badge accuracy, deep-link targets, notification content quality, grouping and channels, and in-app notification centers. Use when designing or reviewing push notifications, notification settings, or any messaging that interrupts the user.
Entry point for full UX reviews, design audits, and product feedback. Use when asked to review a screen, flow, feature, or entire app; audit UX or design quality; or give structured product feedback. Routes to the category skills that apply and defines the shared review output format.
Safety and privacy UX: biometric authentication, passkeys, permission prompts, 2FA, GDPR compliance, data protection, and multi-device management. Use when designing or auditing authentication, data handling, permissions, or any security-sensitive flow.
In-app search UX: discoverability, autocomplete, recent searches, filters, sort, no-results states, voice search, and typo tolerance. Use when designing or reviewing a search feature, results page, or any content discovery flow.
Settings screen UX: settings organization and grouping, theme switching, font size, in-app language, notification granularity, cache clearing, and data usage controls. Use when designing or reviewing a settings screen, preferences panel, or any configuration UI.
User account and authentication UX: login, logout, social sign-in and SSO, password recovery, session management, gestures and shortcuts, and account deletion. Use when designing or reviewing authentication, user profiles, account settings, or any interaction that requires a signed-in user.
Utility and productivity features: favorites, bookmarks, native share sheet, in-app browser, personalization, and clipboard integration. Use when designing or reviewing features that help users get things done faster or customize their experience.
Visual design system review: typography, color, spacing, icons, animation, dark mode, empty states, touch targets, and RTL layout for mobile and web. Use when reviewing or creating a visual design system, auditing UI quality, or establishing component and token guidelines.