UX Analysis Tool for Design Excellence

Every designer knows the challenge: you have poured hours into a design, refined the visual hierarchy, chosen the perfect colors, and crafted what you believe is an intuitive user experience. But before you hand it off to engineering, you need feedback. Traditional critique sessions with your team are valuable for strategic direction and creative exploration, but they often miss the systematic usability issues that trip up real users.

Krux AI acts as your personal design critic, available 24/7 to provide detailed, actionable feedback on every aspect of your work. The process is simple: record a walkthrough of your design in Figma, Adobe XD, or any prototyping tool. Narrate the user flow as you click through, explaining what you intended at each step. Upload the recording to Krux AI and receive a comprehensive analysis covering usability, microcopy, visual clarity, missing states, and edge cases.

What sets Krux AI apart for designers is the level of detail. You do not just get vague feedback like "this feels confusing". You get specific, actionable suggestions: "The button label Save Changes could be more specific—consider Saving your profile or Update profile to clarify what is being saved." "The error state for this form field is missing—users will not know what went wrong if validation fails." "The empty state for this dashboard lacks guidance—consider adding a CTA to help new users get started."

Many designers use Krux AI at multiple stages of their workflow. Early in the design process, upload rough prototypes to catch major usability issues before you invest time in visual polish. Before handoff, run a final check to ensure you have not missed any states, validated that your microcopy is clear, and confirmed that the flow makes sense to someone seeing it for the first time. Some designers even use Krux AI to critique their portfolio work, generating detailed case studies that demonstrate their design thinking and problem-solving process.

The result is higher quality handoffs, fewer design revisions after engineering starts building, and the confidence that your work is not just visually beautiful but genuinely usable. You ship designs that users understand immediately, that handle edge cases gracefully, and that guide people to success without confusion or frustration.