# Give useful feedback on a teammate's design

Structures your critique of a peer's design into goal-based, specific, kind feedback with clear priorities they can act on.

- Topic: Product & UX Design
- Framework: RTF
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/give-useful-feedback-on-a-teammate-s-design

## Prompt

```text
Help me give feedback on a teammate's design.

**What they are designing and the goal:** [PROBLEM, USER, SUCCESS CRITERIA]
**Stage:** [early concepts / mid-fidelity / near final]
**What they asked for feedback on:** [e.g. "the flow, not visuals" - or "not specified"]
**My raw reactions:** [PASTE MY NOTES, HOWEVER ROUGH]
**Our relationship:** [peer / I am their lead / cross-team]

Turn my notes into feedback that:
- Ties every point to the user goal or a principle, not personal taste. If a point is just preference, label it as such or drop it.
- Matches the stage: no pixel nitpicks on early concepts; no "rethink the whole flow" on near-final work unless it is a real blocker.
- Describes what I observe and its effect ("The two blue buttons compete, so it is unclear which saves") rather than prescribing a fix, then offers an idea only if useful.
- Separates blockers, worth considering, and minor polish.
- Starts with what is working, specifically, and only if true.
- Ends with questions that help them think, not rhetorical ones.

Return: the feedback grouped by priority (at most 3 blockers), a version I can say aloud in a critique session in under 2 minutes, and any of my notes you removed and why.
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## What to fill in

- PROBLEM, USER, SUCCESS CRITERIA
- early concepts / mid-fidelity / near final
- e.g. "the flow, not visuals" - or "not specified"
- PASTE MY NOTES, HOWEVER ROUGH
- peer / I am their lead / cross-team

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