Design

Running design reviews and accessibility checks on Figma files

Connect an LLM (Claude) to Figma with view access to get targeted feedback on hierarchy, empty states, interaction redundancies, and accessibility—grounded directly in the file rather than screenshots or descriptions.

Why the human is still essential here

The designer must ask the right questions, evaluate feedback quality, and make the final calls; AI acts as an always-available first-pass reviewer.

How people use this

First-pass UI critique on a Figma frame

Ask an LLM to review a specific flow for hierarchy, clarity, and consistency against known heuristics and your design system rules.

Claude / Figma

Color contrast and focus order audit

Run automated accessibility checks to flag contrast issues, missing labels, and focus problems before design handoff.

Stark

Component usage and consistency scan

Identify inconsistent spacing, typography, and off-system components across a file to reduce design debt before engineering implementation.

Figma

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Medium

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How I Use AI to Scale Design Impact

AI didn’t change what I design. It changed how I design.

Over the past several months, my design process hasn’t just evolved — it’s been fully restructured. My AI tool stack isn’t something I use occasionally; it is an operational layer embedded into my day-to-day and across discovery, ideation, prototyping, validation, and delivery.

This article outlines how I structure projects using AI models — primarily Claude and ChatGPT — alongside specialized tools such as Figma Make and Amplitude.

Yuliia GalytskaProduct designer

Feb 27, 2026