What problem does it solve? Page layouts often hide usability problems—buried search bars, overloaded button rows, missing empty states—that only surface after development. This Skill reviews ASCII layouts and prototype descriptions before coding, scoring them across five dimensions and returning a corrected layout you can drop in directly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-Dimension Scoring: Rates information architecture, user experience, visual structure, responsiveness, and development complexity on a weighted 100-point scale with per-dimension deductions. - Graded Issue List: Classifies findings as critical, recommended, or optional, each with symptom, impact, suggestion, and deduction attribution. - Optimized Layout Output: Produces a replacement ASCII layout diagram plus a change summary table, ready to feed into prototype generation. - Use Case: After generating an ASCII layout for an admin user-list page, run this Skill to catch that the search bar sits below the table and five flat action buttons crowd the toolbar, then receive a restructured layout with search moved up and secondary actions collapsed into a dropdown. ## Quick Start Review this ASCII layout of my user management page and give me the score, issue list, and an optimized layout diagram.
