Design critiques are meant to make the design—and designer—better. This is typically done through a group conversation where a presenter shares a design, and one or more critics offer thoughtful and informed feedback. A design critique can and should be a positive event for all people involved—this isn’t simply a time to judge someone’s design to find its faults. Facilitator Prep work: - Create a schedule for each critique in advance (who will be presenting what, and at precisely what time?) - Ensure that everyone in the group stays on the agenda - Take notes during critique to help those presenting [[Design critique format]] [[Tips for critiquing a design]] [[Common design critique pitfalls ]] ## References [Design Critiques: Encourage a Positive Culture to Improve Products ](https://www.nngroup.com/articles/design-critiques/)