Design critique is a vital exercise for product teams aimed at enhancing designs through feedback rather than personal preferences. It involves four key steps: understanding user needs and business goals, establishing the critique's objective and clarifying stakeholder expectations, and ensuring the critique focuses on design effectiveness versus personal taste. A practical approach, such as role-playing the user experience, can help uncover insights into the product's usability and align it with its intended purpose. This process ultimately improves both user satisfaction and business outcomes.
"It's nearly impossible to improve a design without feedback from others. Design critique is about determining whether a design meets its objectives for users and the business."
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