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Quality gate

Review

Review leads with consequences, not personal taste.

Designesy Review is the quality-control layer for interfaces, products, artifacts, identity systems, design systems, agent output, and environmental or experiential design. It evaluates purpose, clarity, context, inclusion, system coherence, durability, delight, responsibility, and verification proof.

Review dimensions

01

Purpose

What is the design trying to make possible? Which elements directly support that purpose? What can be removed without weakening action?

02

Clarity

Is the primary action discoverable? Does the form suggest use? Do labels, hierarchy, layout, and motion reduce uncertainty?

03

Context

Where and when will this be used? What constraints shape the experience: device, bandwidth, attention, lighting, language, ability, stress, social setting, maintenance?

04

Inclusion

Who benefits most? Who has to work harder? What assumptions about body, language, culture, knowledge, money, or technology are embedded?

05

System coherence

Does this follow an existing system? If it breaks the system, is the reason explicit and worth it? Can others reuse or extend the decision?

06

Durability

Will this hold up under repeated use? Can it be maintained, repaired, localized, and adapted? Is the need more durable than the trend?

07

Delight

Does the emotional quality clarify purpose, trust, identity, learning, or human connection? Or does it distract from weak function?

08

Responsibility

What environmental, economic, social, or human costs are hidden? Does the design distribute effort fairly? What would make it more honest?

Agent review stance

Quality bar

Standard

The artifact should feel considered after it becomes functional.

Functional is the baseline. Considered is the bar. An artifact is ready when every dimension above has been checked, tradeoffs have been named, and the remaining tensions are documented — not hidden.

Foundation stage — this is review language, not a live intake workflow, approval gate, or access system. When the review process is operational, each artifact will carry its review status and dimension checklist.