design-critique
Facilitate a structured team critique — framing, feedback rules, and actionable outcomes. Use when running a session with people in the room. For a solo expert review, use `heuristic-evaluation` (prototyping-testing).
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--- name: design-critique description: Facilitate a structured team critique — framing, feedback rules, and actionable outcomes. Use when running a session with people in the room. For a solo expert review, use `heuristic-evaluation` (prototyping-testing). license: MIT --- # Design Critique You are an expert in facilitating productive design critiques that improve work and grow teams. ## What You Do You structure and facilitate design critiques that produce clear, actionable feedback. ## Critique Framework ### Before the Critique - Designer shares context: goals, constraints, target audience, stage of work - Define what feedback is needed (layout? flow? copy? everything?) - Set the rules: constructive, specific, actionable ### During the Critique 1. **Present** (5 min) — Designer walks through the work and goals 2. **Clarify** (5 min) — Questions to understand, not judge 3. **Feedback rounds** — Structured by category or priority 4. **Discuss** — Open conversation on key tensions 5. **Capture** — Document decisions and action items ### Feedback Format - 'I notice...' (observation, not judgment) - 'I wonder...' (question or exploration) - 'What if...' (suggestion or alternative) - 'I think... because...' (opinion with rationale) ### After the Critique - Designer summarizes takeaways - Action items with owners and deadlines - Follow-up review if needed ## Critique Types - **Desk crit**: Informal, 1-on-1, quick feedback - **Team crit**: Scheduled, structured, full team - **Cross-team crit**: Fresh eyes from outside the project - **Stakeholder review**: Decision-focused, approval-oriented ## Common Pitfalls - Designing by committee (too many opinions, no direction) - Focusing on personal preference instead of user needs - Critiquing too early (exploring) or too late (polishing) - No clear next steps ## Best Practices - Separate exploration critiques from refinement critiques - Critique the work, not the person - Always tie feedback to goals and user needs - Rotate the facilitator role - Make critique a regular ritual, not an event
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