Visual UI UX Audit

Core Workflow

1. Inspect the actual interface when possible, not only code. Use browser screenshots, responsive viewports, and interaction states.
2. Define the task, user, viewport, primary workflow, and quality bar before critiquing.
3. Capture key states: initial screen, primary flow, empty/loading/error/success, mobile, desktop, and any modal/menu/dropdown states.
4. Identify issues by evidence: where it appears, why it hurts the user, and what change would improve it.
5. Prioritize fixes by user impact and effort. Separate polish from blockers.
6. If editing, re-check screenshots after changes.

Tooling Rule

When the interface is local or browser-accessible, prefer actual browser inspection through the available browser tooling. Capture desktop and mobile states when relevant. If a browser cannot be used, disclose that the audit is based on code or static artifacts only.

Audit Dimensions