ux-walkthrough

What it does: This skill reviews a product's user experience and writes up the problems it finds. It can look at a code project, a live website address, or screenshots. It works through a checklist covering things like ease of use, error recovery, and how understandable the screens are, following established usability standards. Each finding gets a priority level so the most important problems stand out from minor ones. The process runs in three stages: first it checks whether it has enough information to do a proper review, then it works through the checklist item by item and writes a full written report, and finally it produces marked-up screenshots showing exactly where each problem is and generates a downloadable Word document of the whole report. If it cannot generate that final document, for example because a required program is missing, it says so honestly instead of claiming the job is finished. Every item on the checklist must be answered, and confirmed problems need proof, not just a guess. When to use it: - Reviewing an app, website, or design for usability problems - Needing a formal, shareable report of interface issues with screenshots and severity ratings