UX writing
Make labels, instructions, errors, actions, and information scent clear at the moment of use.
Public Claude plugin / Experience quality
UX Design Toolkit connects user intent, content, behavior, responsive structure, accessibility, visual assets, and a final craft gate. It treats the rendered experience—not the component list—as the product.
01 / Outcomes
The toolkit moves from user goal to implementation and back through the rendered surface.
Define the user’s decision, information need, next action, and the state the interface must communicate.
Align content, components, responsive behavior, interaction states, and visual assets around that task.
Use heuristics, accessibility checks, visual QA, and a taste gate on the rendered interface.
02 / Practice
Use the specialist that matches the current job, then bring its evidence into the next pass.
Make labels, instructions, errors, actions, and information scent clear at the moment of use.
Design responsive hierarchy, states, keyboard behavior, touch targets, disclosure, and recovery paths.
Write findings with observation, impact, severity, evidence, recommendation, and uncertainty separated.
Choose functional assets, integrate them into the layout, and run a design-taste review before release.
03 / Example
A bounded prompt makes the requested change and its evidence inspectable.
Review this responsive signup flow with frontend-ux, UX writing, and the Design Taste Gate.\n\nMap the user’s decision at each step. Report only issues tied to rendered evidence. Separate observation, impact, severity, repair, and what still needs testing.
A short journey map, prioritized evidence-backed findings, specific copy or behavior repairs, and a visual anchor list for desktop and mobile verification.
Public download
Upload the public plugin ZIP through Claude’s Customize area. Connected design files and account-bound services still use the access you choose to grant for that task.
04 / Fit
Landing pages, product flows, UX copy, heuristic reviews, design systems, responsive implementation, asset direction, visual QA, and release gates.
User research, assistive-technology testing, analytics context, product strategy, legal compliance, or the lived experience of the people using the interface.