design-critique-checklistlisted
Install: claude install-skill imtiazrayhan/agentscamp-library
A critique is more useful when the second one is shaped like the first. This skill runs a fixed checklist over a screenshot you attach (Claude reads image files in Claude Code, on claude.ai, and in Claude Cowork) or a screen you describe, and returns findings in one report format, so two rounds on the same screen, or the same round on two screens, can be compared line by line. Anthropic's [design plugin](/guides/design/claude-design-plugin-guide) has a `design-critique` skill that gives open-ended feedback and can pull a frame from Figma; this one trades breadth for a fixed shape, and it stays out of accessibility measurement on purpose. In a Claude Code project, the [/critique-screen](/commands/design/critique-screen) command runs it on an image file and writes the report to disk.
## When to use this skill
- You want a first-pass review before showing a screen to a person, with the obvious problems already listed.
- A design review is coming and you need every screen assessed the same way.
- A screen shipped and you want a written record of what fresh eyes noticed.
> [!NOTE]
> Color and contrast findings here are observations ("the helper text looks low-contrast on the gray card") and are always tagged CHECK, never PASS or FAIL. WCAG measurement, keyboard order, and screen-reader behavior belong to the [accessibility-auditor](/agents/quality-security/accessibility-auditor) agent or the [accessibility-regression-auditor](/skills/testing/accessibility-regression-auditor) sk