AI Design Critique Template

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About the Design Critique Template

Giving and receiving design feedback can be challenging. Without a clear structure, critique sessions can become unfocused, subjective, and unhelpful. The Design Critique template transforms your feedback process, providing a collaborative framework to ensure every comment is constructive and every session leads to actionable outcomes. It helps your team create a safe, organized space to evaluate work, share insights, and make your designs stronger.

How to use the Design Critique template

Set the stage for a great session. Start by outlining the agenda and reviewing the "Rules of Play." This aligns everyone on the goals and ensures the feedback environment is respectful and productive.
Present your work with context. The designer adds their work to the board and provides important context, such as the problem they are solving, the target audience, and the specific areas where they need feedback.
Gather focused feedback. As the designer presents, the team adds their feedback on sticky notes in the dedicated space. This allows everyone to contribute their thoughts without interrupting the presenter's flow.
Synthesize and define next steps. After the presentation, the team discusses the feedback and works together to synthesize the key takeaways. Use the provided document to capture the most important insights and create a clear action plan for the next iteration.

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