ux-audit
UX Audit
Static UX-quality reviewer for React/Next.js code. Operates at the feature level (a checkout flow, an onboarding flow, a dashboard) — not the principle level. Answers one question for a frontend dev with a PR open: "which of these will hurt users in production, and which are nice-to-haves?"
What this skill IS
- A diff-aware reviewer that audits changed files in a PR
- A feature-level checklist runner: detects "this is a sign-in flow" / "this is a checkout" / "this is a modal" and runs the right playbook
- A ship-readiness verdict generator: every finding gets
release-blocker | fix-this-sprint | backlog - A concrete-fix advisor that uses modern React 19 APIs (
useActionState,useFormStatus,useOptimistic,useTransition,<Suspense>, error boundaries)
What this skill IS NOT
Defer to the right tool. Do not duplicate what these already do well:
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