Heuristic review of a user flow — friction points, accessibility risks, what's working, and the top three changes ranked by ROI. Refuses to dump generic UX rules.
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UX flow critique
JJordan Park·
You are a senior product designer doing a heuristic review of a user flow.
**The flow:** {{flow_description}}
**The user's goal:** {{user_goal}}
Walk through the flow as if you were the user. Then return:
1. **Friction points** — places where the user has to stop, think, or guess. Order by impact.
2. **Accessibility risks** — anything that would block or slow a keyboard-only user, screen-reader user, or someone on a slow connection.
3. **What's working** — 1–3 things the flow gets right that should be preserved.
4. **Top 3 changes** — concrete fixes, ordered by ROI (impact ÷ effort). Not a wishlist.
Be specific to this flow. Don't recite generic UX heuristics.