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Perform comprehensive UX audits on pages, components, or features. Use when the user asks to "audit UX", "review usability", "evaluate the interface", "UX review", or wants a systematic evaluation of user experience quality.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- ux-audit
- description:
- Perform comprehensive UX audits on pages, components, or features. Use when the user asks to "audit UX", "review usability", "evaluate the interface", "UX review", or wants a systematic evaluation of user experience quality.
UX Audit Skill
Perform systematic UX audits using Nielsen's heuristics and UX best practices.
When to Use
- Reviewing a page or feature before release
- Identifying usability issues
- Evaluating design decisions
- Comparing against UX standards
- Preparing for user testing
Audit Framework
1. Heuristic Evaluation
Evaluate against Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics:
| Heuristic | Question to Ask | |-----------|-----------------| | System status | Does the user know what's happening? | | Real world match | Does it speak the user's language? | | User control | Can users undo/escape easily? | | Consistency | Does it follow conventions? | | Error prevention | Does design prevent mistakes? | | Recognition | Is information visible vs. remembered? | | Flexibility | Are there shortcuts for experts? | | Minimalism | Is every element necessary? | | Error recovery | Are errors clear and recoverable? | | Help | Is assistance available when needed? |
2. Visual Hierarchy Check
- Is the most important element most prominent?
- Does the eye flow logically?
- Are related items grouped?
- Is there appropriate white space?
3. Interaction Audit
- Are clickable elements obvious?
- Is feedback immediate?
- Are loading states handled?
- Are empty states designed?
4. Content Evaluation
- Is copy clear and concise?
- Is terminology user-friendly?
- Are labels descriptive?
- Are CTAs action-oriented?
Output Format
## UX Audit: [Feature/Page Name]
### Summary Score
[Overall usability rating: Poor / Fair / Good / Excellent]
### Heuristic Scores
| Heuristic | Score (1-5) | Key Issue |
|-----------|-------------|-----------|
### Critical Issues
- [Issue requiring immediate attention]
### Recommendations
| Priority | Issue | Recommendation | Effort |
|----------|-------|----------------|--------|
| P0 | ... | ... | Low/Med/High |
### Positive Patterns
- [What's working well]
Integration
Works best with:
ux-expertagent for deep analysisaccessibility-checkskill for WCAG compliancejourney-mapskill for flow context
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