review-web-design
À propos
Cette Compétence Claude examine les conceptions web en évaluant la mise en page, la typographie, les couleurs, l'espacement, la réactivité et la cohérence de la marque. Elle fournit des retours exploitables sur les principes de conception et des recommandations d'amélioration. Utilisez-la pour évaluer des maquettes, des sites en ligne, ou lors de revues de conception avant le développement.
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Review Web Design
Judge web design for visual quality, consistency, effectiveness across devices.
When Use
- Review mockup or prototype before dev
- Judge implemented site for design quality
- Give feedback in design review
- Check brand consistency across pages
- Test responsive behaviour at breakpoints
Inputs
- Required: Design (URL, mockup, screenshots, source)
- Optional: Brand guidelines or design system docs
- Optional: Target audience description
- Optional: Reference designs or competitors
- Optional: Areas of concern
Steps
Step 1: Assess Visual Hierarchy
Hierarchy guides eye through content by importance.
- Focal point: Obvious entry point per page?
- Heading hierarchy: H1 → H2 → H3 logical?
- Size contrast: Important elements bigger?
- Colour contrast: CTAs prominent?
- Whitespace: Spacing separates groups?
- Reading flow: F-pattern, Z-pattern?
## Visual Hierarchy Assessment
| Page/Section | Focal Point | Hierarchy Clear? | Issues |
|-------------|-------------|-----------------|--------|
| Homepage | Hero section CTA | Yes | Secondary CTA competes with primary |
| Product page | Product image | Mostly | Price not prominent enough |
| Contact form | Submit button | No | Form title same size as body text |
Got: Each page assessed for hierarchy.
If fail: No mockups? Assess from live code via dev tools.
Step 2: Evaluate Typography
- Font selection: Right for brand, content?
- Font pairing: Heading + body fit (max 2-3 families)?
- Type scale: Consistent (1.25 major second, 1.333 perfect fourth)?
- Line height: Body 1.4-1.6; headings 1.1-1.3
- Line length: Body 45-75 chars (~66 best)
- Font weight: Used consistent for hierarchy
- Font size: Base ≥ 16px for body
/* Example well-structured type scale (1.25 ratio) */
:root {
--text-xs: 0.64rem; /* 10.24px */
--text-sm: 0.8rem; /* 12.8px */
--text-base: 1rem; /* 16px */
--text-lg: 1.25rem; /* 20px */
--text-xl: 1.563rem; /* 25px */
--text-2xl: 1.953rem; /* 31.25px */
--text-3xl: 2.441rem; /* 39.06px */
}
Got: Typography assessed for consistency, readability, hierarchy.
If fail: More than 3 font families? Recommend consolidation.
Step 3: Review Colour Usage
- Palette coherence: Intentional, limited (3-5 + neutrals)?
- Brand alignment: Match guidelines?
- Contrast ratios: WCAG AA (4.5:1 normal, 3:1 large)
- Semantic colour: Consistent meaning (red=err, green=ok)?
- Colour blindness: Info conveyed by more than colour?
- Dark/light mode: Both modes readable, on-brand?
## Colour Assessment
| Usage | Colour | Contrast Ratio | WCAG AA | Notes |
|-------|--------|----------------|---------|-------|
| Body text on white | #333333 | 12.6:1 | Pass | Good |
| Link text on white | #2563eb | 5.2:1 | Pass | Good |
| Muted text on light gray | #9ca3af on #f3f4f6 | 2.1:1 | FAIL | Increase contrast |
| CTA button text | #ffffff on #22c55e | 3.1:1 | FAIL for small text | Use darker green or larger text |
Got: Palette reviewed for coherence, accessibility, semantic consistency.
If fail: Use contrast checker (WebAIM) for exact ratios.
Step 4: Assess Layout and Spacing
- Grid system: Consistent grid (12-col, auto, custom)?
- Spacing scale: Systematic (4px/8px base, Tailwind-like)?
- Alignment: Elements on grid (no "almost aligned")?
- Density: Right for content (data-heavy vs marketing)?
- Whitespace: Used to group, separate?
- Consistency: Similar sections spaced same?
Spacing audit.
## Spacing Consistency Check
| Element Pair | Expected Gap | Actual Gap | Consistent? |
|-------------|-------------|------------|-------------|
| Section title to content | 24px | 24px | Yes |
| Card to card | 16px | 16px/24px | No — inconsistent |
| Form label to input | 8px | 4px/8px/12px | No — varies |
Got: Layout uses systematic grid, spacing scale.
If fail: Spacing inconsistent? Recommend spacing scale (Tailwind space-*).
Step 5: Evaluate Responsive Design
Test at key breakpoints.
| Breakpoint | Width | Represents |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile | 375px | iPhone SE / small phones |
| Mobile L | 428px | iPhone 14 / large phones |
| Tablet | 768px | iPad portrait |
| Desktop | 1280px | Standard laptop |
| Wide | 1536px+ | Desktop monitor |
Per breakpoint check.
- Layout adaptation: Reflow right (stack mobile, side-by-side desktop)?
- Touch targets: ≥ 44x44px on mobile?
- Text readability: Font size right for viewport?
- Image scaling: Resize without distortion or overflow?
- Navigation: Mobile nav accessible (hamburger, bottom)?
- No horizontal scroll: Content does not overflow horizontal
## Responsive Review
| Breakpoint | Layout | Touch Targets | Text | Images | Navigation | Issues |
|-----------|--------|---------------|------|--------|------------|--------|
| 375px | OK | OK | OK | Overflow on hero | Hamburger | Hero image clips |
| 768px | OK | OK | OK | OK | Hamburger | None |
| 1280px | OK | N/A | OK | OK | Full nav | None |
| 1536px | OK | N/A | Line length too long | OK | Full nav | Add max-width to content |
Got: Design tested at all key breakpoints, issues documented.
If fail: No responsive tools? Review CSS media queries for coverage.
Step 6: Check Brand Consistency
- Logo usage: Right size, spacing, clear zone
- Colour accuracy: Brand colors match spec (hex values, not "close")
- Typography match: Fonts match brand
- Tone/voice: UI copy matches brand personality
- Iconography: Consistent set (style, weight, grid)
- Photography style: Match brand if applicable
Got: Brand elements verified vs guidelines, deviations noted.
If fail: No brand guidelines? Note as recommendation, assess internal consistency.
Step 7: Write Design Review
## Web Design Review
### Overall Impression
[2-3 sentences: overall quality, strongest and weakest aspects]
### Visual Hierarchy: [Score/5]
[Key findings with specific references]
### Typography: [Score/5]
[Key findings with specific references]
### Colour: [Score/5]
[Key findings with specific references]
### Layout & Spacing: [Score/5]
[Key findings with specific references]
### Responsive Design: [Score/5]
[Key findings with specific references]
### Brand Consistency: [Score/5]
[Key findings with specific references]
### Priority Improvements
1. [Most impactful change — specific and actionable]
2. [Second priority]
3. [Third priority]
### Positive Notes
1. [What works well and should be preserved]
Got: Review gives specific, visual-reference feedback with prioritized improvements.
If fail: Scoring feels arbitrary? Use simpler pass/concern/fail.
Checks
- Visual hierarchy assessed for all major pages
- Typography evaluated for readability, consistency, scale
- Colour contrast verified vs WCAG AA min
- Layout and spacing checked for grid consistency
- Responsive design tested at 3+ breakpoints
- Brand consistency verified vs guidelines (or internal consistency)
- Feedback specific with visual refs (page, section, element)
Pitfalls
- Subjective without reasoning: "I don't like the colour" not actionable. Explain why (contrast, brand mismatch, accessibility).
- Ignore accessibility: Visual review must include WCAG contrast. Beautiful designs that exclude users not good.
- Review mockups only: Test responsive, hover states, transitions — not just static layouts.
- Prescribe solutions: Describe problem ("text hard to read") not dictate fix ("use #333").
- Forget context: Banking app and gaming site have different standards. Review against right context.
See Also
review-ux-ui— usability, interaction, accessibilitysetup-tailwind-typescript— Tailwind CSS for design systemsscaffold-nextjs-app— Next.js scaffolding
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