UX Audit Command

Perform a comprehensive UX audit using Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics against the provided code, component, or screen description.

Audit Protocol

1. Identify the target: Determine what is being audited (component, screen, flow, or full application).

2. Evaluate against each heuristic (H1-H10):

   • H1: Visibility of System Status
   • H2: Match Between System and Real World
   • H3: User Control and Freedom
   • H4: Consistency and Standards
   • H5: Error Prevention
   • H6: Recognition Rather Than Recall
   • H7: Flexibility and Efficiency of Use
   • H8: Aesthetic and Minimalist Design
   • H9: Help Users Recognize, Diagnose, and Recover from Errors
   • H10: Help and Documentation

3. For each finding, document:

   • Heuristic violated: Which of the 10 heuristics
   • Location: Where in the interface the issue occurs
   • Description: What the problem is
   • Severity: 0 (cosmetic) to 4 (catastrophe)
   • Recommendation: Specific, actionable fix
   • Code suggestion: When applicable, provide corrected code

4. Generate summary:

   • Total findings count by severity
   • Top 3 priority fixes
   • Overall usability score (1-100)
   • Strengths identified

Output Format

## UX Audit Results

### Summary
- **Target**: [component/screen name]
- **Overall Score**: [X/100]
- **Findings**: [X critical, X major, X minor, X cosmetic]

### Critical & Major Findings
[Sorted by severity, then by frequency]

### Strengths
[What the design does well]

### Recommendations
[Prioritized action items with effort estimates]

Cross-References

When relevant issues are found, load additional context from:

• accessibility-inclusive-design skill for a11y issues
• mobile-ux-design skill for mobile-specific issues
• ui-visual-design-system skill for visual design issues
• interaction-motion-design skill for animation/interaction issues