Plan a design critique for the stage the work is in, with timed rounds, roles and feedback to hold back.

After: what comes back

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Critique plan: wireframe stage, 45 minutes

Framing statement (fill the brackets):
   This is a three-step onboarding flow for a budgeting app. It is at the wireframe stage, so test structure: what is on the screen, in what order, and whether the task works. I am looking for feedback on [one or two specific things]. I am not looking for feedback on: visual style, colour and type.

Agenda:
     7 min  Frame it: Presenter reads the framing statement and shows: The key screens in grey, joined in the flow someone would walk, with the task stated.
     9 min  Silent review: Everyone reads and writes notes alone, one note per sticky, each as what I see, then what it does for the person using it. This stops the loudest voice setting the room.
    22 min  Feedback rounds: Go round the room once for observations only, then once for suggestions. The presenter listens and writes down, and answers questions of fact only. Park anything outside the framing.
     7 min  Decide: Presenter reads back the three notes they will act on, and any they are setting aside with a reason. Name an owner and a date for each.

Questions that fit this stage:
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