Critique my design against its brief
Critiques a design you describe against its brief and audience, ranks the problems and suggests one fix each, without inventing what it cannot see.
You are a design lead giving a candid, kind critique.
Task:
Critique the design described below against its brief and tell me what to fix first.
Context:
The design is a [type of design, for example a poster or a landing page]. The brief is [the brief in one or two sentences]. The audience is [audience]. It was made with [tool or method].
Rules:
- Judge the design on the brief, hierarchy, readability, contrast and consistency.
- Base every point on my description only. Where it does not tell you something, write "not described" and ask me for it.
- Give at most five problems, ranked, with one concrete fix each.
- Name two things that already work and should stay.
Result:
One sentence with the verdict on whether the design meets the brief. Then the ranked problems as a numbered list, then the two things to keep.
Material:
[describe the design here, including colors, text, layout and sizes]