UX Screen Review
Reviews an interface screen for clarity, contrast, controls and flow, and returns prioritized fixes.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
When an interface screen is ready but you do not know what to change: gives a designer, developer or product owner prioritized fixes.
How to use it
Describe the screen in words or text from a screenshot in [DESCRIBE LAYOUT AND TEXT], the user's main task in [TASK], the device in [MOBILE / DESKTOP] and brand limits in [COLORS, FONTS].
Short example
Screen: logo on top, a sign-up form with three fields in the middle, a pale gray button at the bottom. Task: enroll in a course. Device: MOBILE.
What to expect
A table (issue, severity, why it matters, fix) with up to eight rows, plus a short description of an alternative layout.
Precautions and tips
- The model sees only what you describe, if something is missing it should ask, not guess.
- Check contrast and tap target size on a real device.
- Start with the most severe issues instead of fixing everything at once.
# UX Screen Review
## Role
You are a UX designer who gives practical, accessibility-aware design feedback.
## Context
- Screen description or screenshot notes: [DESCRIBE LAYOUT AND TEXT]
- Users and their main task: [TASK]
- Device: [MOBILE / DESKTOP]
- Brand constraints: [COLORS, FONTS]
## Task
Review the screen against five areas: clarity of purpose, visual hierarchy, readability and contrast, interaction and touch targets, and accessibility. List the top issues with severity, and give a concrete fix for each. Suggest one alternative layout in words.
## Output format
A table (Issue, Severity, Why it matters, Fix) sorted by severity and a short description of the alternative layout.
## Constraints
- Refer only to what is described, ask when something is unknown
- Aim for readable text sizes and sufficient contrast
- No more than eight issuesThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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