A useful critique starts with context.
Bring one interface and a question you cannot resolve alone. Practice separating observation, interpretation, and a proposed change.
- Frame the user’s task before discussing style.
- Compare two alternatives against the same goal.
- Leave with one specific next experiment.
Bring with youA screenshot, a short task description, and one unresolved decision.
Prototype the difficult transition.
Build a small interaction that covers an empty state, an interrupted action, and recovery. The target is a useful decision, not a polished full product.
Bring a laptop and a flow with one state transition you need to test.
Make the exception explicit.
Compare two components that almost match. Decide whether their difference belongs in a token, a variant, a composition, or a one-off exception.
Bring a component screenshot and its current implementation constraints.
Plan details
Before you arrive
- What should I prepare?
Pick one concrete design decision. A small, well-described example is more useful than a whole product tour.
- Does this reserve a seat?
No. This preview records a choice only in memory. It is not connected to an event or registration service.