UX Audit — Senior Designer Review in Minutes
Severity-rated UX findings with real fixes, from a 3× APEX-winning designer's checklist.
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Audit this login screen for a mobile B2B app. Users are field technicians often working outdoors. (Assuming screenshot attached)
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I have audited the login screen provided. Assumptions: The user is a field technician in high-glare environments (outdoors), likely using one hand, on a mid-range mobile device.
UX Audit Report: Field Tech Login Screen
Executive Summary
The layout is clean, but the low-contrast secondary actions and small touch targets will fail users in outdoor environments. The biggest friction point is the lack of visible password toggle, which will lead to high error rates for users wearing gloves or in bright light. Prioritize increasing contrast and hit areas immediately.
Findings
| ID | Location | User Experience | Severity | Heuristic | Recommended Fix | Effort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UX-01 | Primary CTA (Login) | 32px height is too small for reliable one-handed thumb taps, especially if the user is moving. | S1 | H7: Flexibility & Efficiency | Increase button height to 48px; span full width of container. | S |
| UX-02 | Password Field | No visual way to confirm character entry; outdoor glare makes masking dots invisible. | S2 | H1: Visibility of System Status | Add "Show" icon toggle inside the right edge of the field. | S |
| UX-03 | "Forgot Password" link | #999999 grey on white background fails WCAG AA contrast (2.8:1). Text is unreadable in sunlight. | S2 | H10: Help & Documentation | Change text color to #2563EB (5.8:1 contrast ratio). | S |
| UX-04 | Error State (Invalid) | Red border appears but no text explanation; user won't know if it's a network issue or wrong creds. | S2 | H9: Help users recognize errors | Add helper text: "Incorrect password. Try again or reset it below." | S |
Keep Doing
- The input labels stay visible when typing (floating labels), which helps users with short-term memory.
- The "Remember Me" checkbox is pre-selected, reducing friction for repeat daily use.
Next steps
- Update the button component to the 48px height variant in the design system.
- Implement the password visibility toggle to reduce login failures.
- Run a quick "squint test" on the updated contrast colors to ensure readability at max screen brightness.
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The problem
Vague design feedback like "improve the hierarchy" or "make it pop" doesn't help developers write code. Design debt accumulates because teams lack a systematic way to identify usability blockers and translate them into actionable tickets.
What it does
- Identifies specific UI elements that will confuse or slow down users across 10 distinct checkpoints.
- Ranks every finding using a S1 (Blocker) to S4 (Enhancement) severity scale to prioritize sprint planning.
- Maps violations to industry-standard Nielsen heuristics for objective, non-subjective justification.
- Provides precise technical fixes, including exact spacing (px), typography changes, and microcopy rewrites.
- Generates a structured developer-handoff report with estimated implementation effort (S/M/L).
Why this beats prompting it yourself
General LLMs often give subjective "tastemaker" advice or miss edge cases like error states and loading feedback. This skill enforces a 10-step sequence—from eye-tracking analysis to accessibility quick-passes—ensuring no critical path friction is overlooked. It replaces "vibe-based" reviews with a repeatable, expert-level audit framework.
Use cases
- Reviewing a new sign-up flow before the first line of code is written.
- Auditing a high-churn checkout page to identify drop-off points.
- Conducting a heuristic evaluation on a legacy enterprise dashboard.
- Sanity-checking a mobile prototype for platform convention consistency.
Known limitations
Static analysis of screenshots cannot detect motion, focus order, or live server response times. For full WCAG compliance, use a dedicated accessibility audit skill.
Static analysis of images cannot detect hover states, motion, or focus order. Use an accessibility skill for full WCAG compliance. Requires context on user roles to be effective.
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