UX critique that ends with a concrete action plan
Finds friction in a flow and translates it into prioritized design changes.
Workflow
Product Design
Model fit
GPT-4o
Author
PromptJoy Editorial
Author role
Editorial curation
Origin
PromptJoy curated launch library
Published
Apr 9, 2026
Copies the full prompt body so you can use it immediately in your model of choice.
Visible copy count on this device: 402
Current vote signal: +131
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Live trust breakdown
Task clarity
+18 names the role the model should play
Input contract
+24 tells the user what inputs to provide
Output contract
+18 defines what the model should return
Guardrails
+12 sets quality constraints for the response
Safety
+12 does not request secrets or sensitive identifiers
Reusability
+12 separates context, output, and rules into readable blocks
Community signal
+24 strong positive vote ratio
Trust score
61
Vote signal
+131
Saves
111
Copies
402
Task clarity
Checks whether the prompt clearly names the role, task, and workflow it is meant to support.
Evidence
- +18 names the role the model should play
- +18 states the job the prompt is meant to do
- +14 title describes the use case rather than a generic label
- +10 has task-oriented tags
Improve
- No obvious improvement flagged.
Input contract
Checks whether the prompt tells the user what context, data, or materials to provide.
Evidence
- +24 tells the user what inputs to provide
- +14 asks for task-specific context, not just raw text
Improve
- Separate required context into bullets or fields.
Act as a product designer reviewing a flow for usability and conversion. I will provide screenshots, a description of the flow, the user intent, and the main failure point. Return: 1. friction points in the current experience 2. why each issue matters for the user and the business 3. a priority-ranked action list 4. revised interface copy where wording is a problem 5. one thing to keep because it is already working