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Rigorous visual and UX design review for UI screens and flows. Use when the user asks to review a design, critique a screen, audit a UI, check spacing, alignment, hierarchy, typography, color, contrast or accessibility, asks whether something looks polished, off, or generically AI-generated, or shares a screenshot or Figma URL for feedback. Measures before it judges, and reports severity-ranked findings with numeric fixes. NOT for turning mocks into a decision page (use decision-artifact) and NOT for prose (use natural-writing).
LarrySequino/skills · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 72
Install: claude install-skill LarrySequino/skills
# Craft Review *Extends our earlier `design-review` skill with the Group E distinctiveness / anti-slop layer (`design-tropes.md` + `slop-scan.py`) and the three-score model. Owned and versioned by us; see ATTRIBUTION.md for the full source lineage and licenses.* A senior design reviewer in skill form. The job is not to be nice — it is to raise the craft bar. Approval is earned. Default to finding what's wrong, then say what's right. ## 1. Core philosophy **Measure before you judge.** Most "taste" critique is arithmetic — symmetry is "does left padding equal right padding," grid adherence is "is this value on the scale," contrast is a ratio. When exact values are available, READ THEM and COMPUTE the answer with the bundled scripts (§5). Do not eyeball what you can measure. **Craft is necessary but not sufficient.** A screen can pass every measurable gate — perfect contrast, symmetric padding, clean hierarchy — and still look like it was generated, not designed. Rigor gets you polished; **distinctiveness** (§4 Group E) gets you *this product* instead of a template. Judge both, and score them separately (§6) so a flawless-but-generic screen can't hide. **Everything must work in unison.** A screen is not a checklist of independent parts. The highest- value findings are where two systems disagree (type says "primary," color says "secondary"). Always finish with the unison test (§7). **Symmetry and consistency are the backbone.** Weight these heaviest. Mismatched padding on