UI/UX Review with Scoring
Automates design audits and generates accessibility and usability scores via Figma or screenshots.
Install
mkdir -p .claude/skills/ui-ux-review-with-scoring && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://agentskills.codes/api/skills/download/18911" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/ui-ux-review-with-scoring && rm skill.zipInstalls to .claude/skills/ui-ux-review-with-scoring
Activation
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Design audit scoring accessibility, consistency, trust signals, and usability via Figma links or screenshots.Key capabilities
- →Score UI designs against UX standards and customer journey requirements
- →Identify trust signal gaps in designs
- →Detect accessibility issues in UI
- →Pinpoint consistency problems in user interfaces
- →Provide annotated feedback per dimension with specific UI element references
- →Generate SEO Impact Notes for dimensions scoring below 6
How it works
The skill uses specialist agents (UX Conversion, Info & Mobile Architect, Accessibility & SEO Engineer) to evaluate designs based on Figma links or screenshots. These agents merge their scores into a unified scorecard.
Inputs & outputs
When to use UI/UX Review with Scoring
- →Reviewing design usability
- →Checking accessibility scores
- →Auditing trust signals on pages
About this skill
Embedded Context
This skill is self-contained. All referenced frameworks are embedded below.
Customer Journey Stages
| # | Stage | User Goal | UI Implication |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Inspiration | Discover activities | Hero imagery, curated sections, editorial content |
| 2 | Research | Compare options, read reviews | Search/filter, listing cards, review display |
| 3 | Evaluation | Trust audit | Badges, social proof, cancellation policy, "is this legit?" signals |
| 4 | Booking | Complete transaction | CTA clarity, payment methods, price transparency, guest checkout |
| 5 | Pre-Experience | Logistics & reassurance | Confirmation details, maps, operator contact, reminders |
| 6 | Post-Experience | Review & return | Review prompts, loyalty hooks, referral flows |
Trust Signal Checklist (must be visible on relevant pages)
| Signal | Where Expected | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Free Cancellation Badge | Listing card + detail page + checkout | P0 |
| Locally Curated / Verified Badge | Listing card + detail page | P1 |
| Star Rating + Review Count | Listing card + detail page | P1 |
| Social Proof Counter ("X booked") | Homepage + listing detail | P1 |
| Review Nationality Flags | Detail page (when shipped) | P2 |
| Operator Verification Badge | Detail page | P2 |
Primary Persona
- Who: Foreign leisure traveler (India, China, South Korea, Australia), age 28–42
- Device: Mobile-first (375px primary viewport)
- Core anxiety: "Is this platform safe? Will my money be protected?"
Reviewer Persona (3 specialist perspectives)
| Perspective | Expertise | Evaluates |
|---|---|---|
| UX Conversion Specialist | Baymard checkout research, NNG mobile patterns, Fitts's Law, OTA trust patterns (Klook/GYG/Booking.com) | Trust Signals, CTA Clarity |
| Information & Mobile Architect | Nielsen heuristics, progressive disclosure, Core Web Vitals, Material Design / Apple HIG targets | Info Architecture, Mobile Responsiveness |
| Accessibility & SEO Engineer | WCAG 2.1 AA, semantic HTML, Schema.org structured data, image optimization | Accessibility + cross-cutting SEO impact |
Design Standards Reference
| Standard | Used In | Key Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Baymard Institute | Trust Signals | Trust signals before fold; single primary CTA |
| NNG F-pattern / thumb zone | CTA Clarity | Primary action in F-pattern hotspot or thumb zone |
| Fitts's Law | CTA Clarity | Larger + closer targets = faster click/tap |
| Nielsen heuristic #2, #6 | Info Architecture | Match real world; recognition over recall |
| Core Web Vitals | Mobile + SEO | LCP < 2.5s, CLS < 0.1, INP < 200ms |
| Material Design / Apple HIG | Mobile | Touch targets ≥ 48dp / 44pt |
| WCAG 2.1 AA | Accessibility | Contrast ≥ 4.5:1, focus visible, ARIA landmarks |
| Schema.org | SEO Impact | TourTrip, Event, AggregateRating for rich snippets |
Figma MCP Tools (read-only, official server)
| Tool | What It Returns |
|---|---|
get_metadata | Sparse XML — layer IDs, names, types, positions, sizes (lightweight structural data) |
get_screenshot | Screenshot of the selected frame/layer (preserves visual layout fidelity) |
get_variable_defs | Design tokens — colors, spacing, typography values and names |
get_design_context | Code-ready design context (React+Tailwind default, configurable to Vue/HTML+CSS) |
Approved Design Tools
Figma only. No Sketch, no Adobe XD.
Purpose
Provides structured design review by scoring UI designs via Figma links or screenshots against UX standards and customer journey requirements. Catches trust signal gaps, accessibility issues, and consistency problems before engineering builds the wrong thing.
Supports two input paths: Figma link (preferred — provides structural data + visual + design tokens) and screenshots (fallback — for live site audits or teams without Figma MCP). Uses Claude Haiku 4 for vision analysis.
Input
Accepts design input via two paths (auto-detected based on available MCPs and user input):
- Path A — Figma link (preferred when Figma MCP is connected) — URL to a Figma frame or page; agent extracts metadata, screenshot, and design tokens via Figma MCP tools (
get_metadata,get_screenshot,get_variable_defs,get_design_context) - Path B — Screenshots / Attached images (when Figma MCP is unavailable, or for live site audits) — PNG/JPG attached directly by the user, or captured via Playwright MCP from a live URL. This path is fully supported and produces the same scorecard — structural analysis is inferred from visual inspection instead of Figma metadata.
- Context — Which journey stage and initiative this UI belongs to
- Device target — Desktop, mobile, or both
Output
- Design scorecard (markdown) with:
- Score per dimension (0–10 scale, 5 dimensions)
- Total score (0–50)
- Pass/Fail recommendation (Pass ≥ 35, Conditional 25–34, Fail < 25)
- Annotated feedback per dimension with specific UI element references
- SEO Impact Notes for any dimension scoring below 6
- All outputs prefixed with
⚠️ AI DRAFT — PM REVIEW REQUIRED
Process
- Load — Auto-detect input path:
- If Figma MCP is available AND Figma link provided → call
get_metadatafor structural data (component tree, sizes, positions),get_screenshotfor visual snapshot, andget_variable_defsfor design tokens (colors, spacing, typography). Useget_design_contextfor code-ready specs when evaluating consistency. - If screenshots / images attached (or Figma MCP unavailable) → use attached images directly for vision analysis. If a live URL is provided instead of images, use Playwright MCP to capture screenshots at both mobile (375px) and desktop (1280px) viewports.
- If BOTH Figma link AND screenshots provided → use Figma data for structural scoring (Information Architecture, Mobile Responsiveness, Accessibility) and screenshots for visual scoring (Trust Signals, CTA Clarity)
- If Figma MCP is available AND Figma link provided → call
- Identify context — Determine which journey stage and initiative this UI supports
- Score — Dispatch 3 specialist agents in parallel (see Parallel Execution below), each scoring their assigned dimensions on 0–10 scale:
| Dimension | Weight | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Trust Signals | 25% | Cancellation badge visible? Social proof counter? Verified badge? Review ratings? (Use Trust Signal Checklist above.) Baymard: trust signals before fold reduces abandonment ~35%. Benchmark: Klook shows badges on every listing card. |
| CTA Clarity | 20% | Primary action obvious? One CTA per viewport? Action verb label? Fitts's Law: primary CTA in thumb zone on mobile. NNG: action verbs outperform generic labels. |
| Information Architecture | 20% | Pricing transparent (all-inclusive)? Essential details visible without scrolling? Nielsen #2: pricing must match user's mental model. Schema.org: check for TourTrip/Event structured data. |
| Mobile Responsiveness | 20% | Layout works at 375px? Tap targets ≥ 44pt (Apple HIG) / 48dp (Material)? Text readable without zooming? Core Web Vitals: LCP < 2.5s, CLS < 0.1, INP < 200ms. |
| Accessibility | 15% | Color contrast ≥ 4.5:1? Alt text? Keyboard navigable? WCAG 2.1 AA. Semantic HTML: single H1, logical heading hierarchy, ARIA landmarks. Screen reader: logical tab order. |
- SEO Impact Check — For each dimension scored below 6, note the SEO consequence:
- Trust Signals < 6 → missing AggregateRating structured data hurts rich snippets
- CTA Clarity < 6 → CLS from layout shifts may trigger ranking penalty
- Info Architecture < 6 → missing Schema.org TourTrip/Event; poor heading hierarchy hurts crawlability
- Mobile < 6 → Core Web Vitals failure directly impacts Google mobile ranking
- Accessibility < 6 → missing alt text hurts image search; no semantic HTML hurts crawlability
- Benchmark — Compare against competitor UX (Klook, KKday, GYG) if screenshots are available
- Report — Generate scorecard with actionable design-specific feedback + SEO Impact Notes
Parallel Execution
3 specialist agents run concurrently, each scoring their assigned dimensions:
| Agent | Persona | Dimensions Scored | Standards Applied |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agent 1: UX Conversion | UX Conversion Specialist | Trust Signals (25%), CTA Clarity (20%) | Baymard Institute, NNG F-pattern, Fitts's Law |
| Agent 2: Info & Mobile | Information & Mobile Architect | Info Architecture (20%), Mobile Responsiveness (20%) | Nielsen heuristics, Core Web Vitals, Material Design / Apple HIG |
| Agent 3: Accessibility & SEO | Accessibility & SEO Engineer | Accessibility (15%) + cross-cutting SEO Impact Check | WCAG 2.1 AA, Schema.org, semantic HTML |
Merge step: A coordinator combines the 3 agent outputs into a single scorecard, resolves any cross-dimension conflicts (e.g., badge placement noted by both Agent 1 and Agent 2), calculates the total score, and generates the Priority Fixes list ordered by impact.
Constraints
- All outputs must begin with
⚠️ AI DRAFT — PM REVIEW REQUIRED - Trust signals scoring MUST reference the specific items from the Trust Signal Checklist (see Embedded Context)
- Do NOT suggest tools outside the approved stack — e.g., no Sketch, no Adobe XD
- In Claude Code, use
model: "haiku"for vision analysis subagents (vision-optimized, fast structured responses) - Mobile review is mandatory — if only desktop screenshot is provided, flag mobile review as incomplete
- When Figma MCP is unavailable, explicitly note in the report: "Reviewed from screenshots — structural data (design tokens, component tree) not available. Scores for Information Architecture and Accessibility are based on visual inspection only."
How to Use
With Figma MCP (preferred)
- Get the Figma frame link (right-click frame → "Copy link")
- Open Claude Code in the
product-managementdirectory (Figma MCP must be connected) - Say: `Use the uiux-review skill to score
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When not to use it
- →When design input is not a Figma link or screenshots
- →When evaluating designs not intended for a foreign leisure traveler persona
- →When the primary device target is not mobile-first
Limitations
- →Only supports Figma as an approved design tool
- →Requires input as either a Figma link or screenshots
- →All outputs are prefixed with '⚠️ AI DRAFT , PM REVIEW REQUIRED'
How it compares
This workflow provides a structured, scored design review using specialized agents, unlike a manual review which might lack consistent scoring or specialized perspectives.
Compared to similar skills
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| UI/UX Review with Scoring (this skill) | 0 | 3mo | No flags | Beginner |
| roast | 0 | 4mo | Review | Intermediate |
| sb-ux-product-audit | 0 | 1mo | No flags | Intermediate |
| ui-ux-pro-max | 1,909 | 4mo | Review | Intermediate |
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