tartinerlabs/design
Design skills — UX psychology, accessibility, and Apple featuring readiness for web, SaaS, and mobile apps
Use when building or reviewing UI for accessibility — screen readers (VoiceOver, TalkBack), keyboard and focus, colour contrast, Dynamic Type and text scaling, reduced motion, touch targets, accessible forms, captions — or when auditing against WCAG 2.2, the European Accessibility Act, or before an App Store or production release. Covers web, Apple platforms, Android, and React Native/Expo. Not for general UX or visual styling (use ux-psychology).
Use when preparing an Apple platform app for App Store featuring or the Apple Design Awards — readiness reviews before a launch or major update, featuring nominations in App Store Connect, nomination timing and pitch, choosing an ADA category, or asking how to get an app noticed by Apple. Covers iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS, and tvOS apps and games. Not for general UX reviews (use ux-psychology).
Use when designing, building, or reviewing a screen, flow, or page — landing and marketing pages, onboarding, sign-up, navigation, forms, settings, dashboards, tables, pricing, checkout, empty states, error messages, permission prompts — or when a UI feels confusing, cluttered, or slow. Applies UX psychology (Hick, Fitts, cognitive load, Gestalt, defaults, reciprocity) to web/SaaS, Apple platforms (iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS, tvOS), Android, and React Native/Expo apps. Not for visual styling, colour, or animation tuning.