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Rank multiple design solutions and explain why. Separate personal preference from quality judgment. Use when comparing design options, evaluating competing approaches, or making design decisions with clear reasoning.

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Design Ranking

Rank solutions. Explain the ranking. Separate preference from quality.

How to use

  • /design-ranking Apply ranking constraints when comparing design options in this conversation.

Constraints

Ranking Structure

  • MUST rank options explicitly (1st, 2nd, 3rd) with clear reasoning for each position
  • MUST state the evaluation criteria before ranking (hierarchy clarity, user task fit, brand alignment, etc.)
  • MUST distinguish between "I prefer this" and "this works better" with evidence
  • NEVER rank based on visual style alone. Rank based on how well decisions serve the goals.
  • SHOULD acknowledge what each option does well, even lower-ranked ones

Quality vs. Preference

  • MUST separate personal taste from functional quality
  • A dark theme you personally prefer can be worse for the specific use case than a light theme
  • SHOULD name the user context when defending a ranking ("for first-time users," "for power users," "for this brand")
  • NEVER let trend-alignment influence ranking. Something can be trending and wrong for this context.

Predictive Judgment

  • SHOULD predict which option would perform better with real users and explain why
  • MUST connect predictions to specific design decisions, not general feelings
  • "Version B will have higher engagement because the CTA has more visual weight relative to surrounding elements"

Anti-Patterns

  • Ranking everything as "they're all good in different ways" (commit to a judgment)
  • Letting execution quality override conceptual quality (a polished bad idea is still a bad idea)
  • Ranking based on what's trending rather than what serves the context

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