Visual Audit
Structured visual design critique with specific actionable feedback
Skill by dtsong
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Use cases: design, security
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Visual Audit- Description
- Structured visual design critique with specific actionable feedback
- License
- MIT
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- 115 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
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# Visual Audit ## Purpose Perform a structured visual design critique of an interface, producing specific actionable feedback on hierarchy, contrast, spacing, typography, color, and overall coherence. ## Inputs - Screenshots, mockups, or live implementation of the interface - Design system or style guide (if it exists) - Target context (marketing page, app dashboard, settings screen, etc.) - Accessibility requirements (WCAG AA, AAA, or custom) ## Process ### Step 1: Squint Test View the interface at arm's length (or blur it mentally). Identify: - What's the loudest element? Is it the right one? - Can you identify the primary action within 3 seconds? - Is there a clear visual reading order? - Are there any areas of visual "soup" (too much competing for attention)? ### Step 2: Hierarchy Audit Check the information hierarchy: - **Heading levels:** Are there clear H1 → H2 → H3 distinctions via size and weight? - **Primary vs secondary actions:** Is the primary action visually dominant (filled button) vs secondary (ghost/outline)? - **Content grouping:** Are related items visually grouped (proximity) and distinct groups separated (spacing)? - **Emphasis distribution:** Is anything fighting for attention that shouldn't be? ### Step 3: Typography Audit Check the type system: - **Scale consistency:** Are font sizes from a defined scale (not arbitrary)? - **Line height:** Is body text at 1.4-1.6x line height for readability? - **Measure:** Are line lengths between 45-75 characters for body text? - **Weight usage:** Is font weight used semantically (bold for emphasis, not decoration)? - **Font pairing:** Are typefaces intentionally paired (one serif + one sans, or a single family)? ### Step 4: Color and Contrast Audit Check color usage: - **Contrast ratios:** All text meets WCAG AA (4.5:1 normal text, 3:1 large text) - **Color meaning:** Color is not the sole indicator of status (add icons, text, patterns) - **Palette coherence:** Colors come from a defined palette, not ad-hoc hex values - **Dark mode:** If supported, contrast ratios are verified in dark mode too - **Saturation balance:** No oversaturated elements that vibrate or strain eyes ### Step 5: Spacing and Alignment Audit Check spatial consistency: - **Grid adherence:** Elements align to a defined grid (4px, 8px base) - **Consistent spacing:** Same-level items use the same spacing value - **Breathing room:** Content doesn't feel cramped; whitespace is used intentionally - **Alignment lines:** Elements that should align actually align (check left edges, baselines) ### Step 6: Component Consistency Audit Check for visual consistency: - **Button styles:** All buttons of the same type look the same - **Card patterns:** Cards share border radius, shadow, padding - **Icon style:** Icons are from one set (outlined, filled, or mixed intentionally) - **Form elements:** Inputs, selects, and textareas share a visual language ## Output Format ```markdown # Visual Audit Report ## Overall Assessment **Score:** [1-10] **Summary:** [2-3 sentences on the interface's visual effectiveness] ## Squint Test Results - **Primary focus:** [What draws the eye first — is this correct?] - **Reading order:** [Clear / Unclear / Competing elements] - **Visual noise:** [Low / Medium / High] ## Findings ### [CRITICAL] [Category] — [Finding] **Current:** [What's happening now] **Issue:** [Why it's a problem — cite specific principle] **Fix:** [Specific change — exact values where possible] ### [IMPROVEMENT] [Category] — [Finding] **Current:** [What's happening now] **Suggestion:** [Specific improvement with rationale] ## Contrast Report | Element | Foreground | Background | Ratio | Pass AA | |---------|-----------|------------|-------|---------| | Body text | #333 | #fff | 12.6:1 | Yes | | Muted text | #999 | #fff | 2.8:1 | NO | ## Quick Wins 1. [Change that would have the biggest visual impact for the least effort] 2. [Second quick win] 3. [Third quick win] ``` ## Quality Checks - [ ] Every finding includes a specific fix, not just a problem description - [ ] Contrast ratios are calculated with actual color values - [ ] Typography findings reference a type scale or specific sizes - [ ] Spacing findings reference a grid system or specific values - [ ] At least 3 quick wins are identified with effort-to-impact prioritization - [ ] Dark mode contrast is checked if dark mode is supported ## Evolution Notes <!-- Observations appended after each use -->
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Visual Audit skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/dtsong-visual-audit-3d99c0 (last updated 2026-10-24)