Hierarchy
Can the reader find the important thing first? Look at competing headlines, dense blocks, and misplaced emphasis.
Design critique · Before you present
Get another perspective on an app screen, landing page, dashboard, or print piece. Tell Crit who it’s for and what it should do, then upload a PNG or JPEG.
Three complete critiques free. No subscription needed to start.
A useful brief for the critique
A first-time customer and a daily power user need different things from the same screen.
First fix · Make the promise specific
“Spaces for what’s next” leaves the service unclear. Name the work and who it’s for.
Places to look more closely
Can the reader find the important thing first? Look at competing headlines, dense blocks, and misplaced emphasis.
Does the copy explain the purpose? A beautiful layout still needs labels and a value proposition people can understand.
Does the tone and level of detail fit the people using it? Share the context instead of asking for a generic verdict.
A screenshot critique is a starting point. It cannot certify accessibility or test interactions, responsive behavior, or real-world conversion.
From “something feels off” to a next step
Upload a design image, a pitch deck, or a resume from Files or Photos.
Tell Crit who it’s for and what it needs to achieve. The same screen can need different feedback for a different goal.
Read the diagnosis, focus on three specific fixes, and export a PDF when you want to keep the feedback.
A useful first critique, on us
Three complete critiques to find out whether Crit fits the way you work.
Crit Free
$0
Crit Pro
$5.99/month
US price. Pro renews monthly unless cancelled. An eligible trial converts to a paid subscription unless cancelled at least 24 hours before it ends. Your App Store purchase screen shows your local price and eligibility. For individual use. Daily fair-use and service capacity limits apply; automated or bulk use is not supported.
Before the next review
Free download for iPhone and iPad. Optional Pro subscription.