Design File Handoff Readiness Audit
Check that a design file is ready for developers.
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Audit a Figma file for developer handoff. A description of pages, frames, components, states shown, annotations, and naming: [FILE_DESCRIPTION]. The developer's questions so far: [DEV_QUESTIONS]. Accessibility requirements: [ACCESSIBILITY_REQUIREMENTS]. Check: all states and breakpoints are present; spacing and sizes use consistent styles; components are used rather than detached copies; text styles, colours and contrast pairs are listed (ask me to measure the contrast ratios I list [VERIFY]); empty, loading and error states exist; interactions and animations are described; assets are named and exportable; content is realistic; and a clear 'ready for development' marker exists. Make a table with Check, Status, Evidence, and Fix. Calculate the share of checks passed. Write a handoff note of under 200 words with open questions and decisions and a change log. Do not claim compliance with any accessibility standard. Mark Figma features [VERIFY]. Add a worked checklist outcome: 18 checks, 14 passed (78 percent), failures being the missing error state, unlabelled icons, an unlisted text style and two detached components, with an owner and date for each fix. Add a handoff note example in 100 words.
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