AI Design Check
Use a guided self-check to name what may make AI-assisted work feel generic, then build one concrete next move.
You leave with
One review focus, the clues to verify, and a sharper prompt for the next pass.
Free design tools
Bring the work you have. Leave with a clearer next move for your portfolio, case study, resume, or design career.
10 focused tools, each scoped to a concrete next move.
Drop in a design or portfolio. Get a specific First Read: what is working, what is getting in the way, and what to fix first.
Best for
A project, portfolio page, identity, interface, deck, or visual artifact that needs an outside read.
You leave with
The one design decision to tackle first, grounded in your actual work.
Start with the decision
Pick the thing you are trying to decide, then get to work.
Use a guided self-check to name what may make AI-assisted work feel generic, then build one concrete next move.
You leave with
One review focus, the clues to verify, and a sharper prompt for the next pass.
Upload a design resume. See what a hiring reader can scan, what ATS software may miss, and what to fix first.
You leave with
A clear fix order for the resume, with concrete edits.
Turn messy project notes into a case study built around the problem, your decisions, the evidence, and the outcome.
You leave with
A private case study draft with a stronger narrative spine and an optional viewing link.
Try curated Google Font pairings with your own portfolio copy. When one fits, copy the CSS.
You leave with
A usable heading and body pairing instead of another endless font list.
Score a company’s design interview process and spot warning signs before you accept an offer.
You leave with
A clear risk read and the questions worth asking next.
Check the parts a portfolio reviewer actually needs. Leave with a fix list for what is missing or unclear.
You leave with
The weak spots and what to finish next.
Score projects by relevance, quality, depth, and differentiation to decide what should lead your portfolio.
You leave with
A ranked project list you can defend and act on.
Build portfolio taglines from useful positioning formulas, then rewrite the strongest one in your own voice.
You leave with
Several specific positioning directions, not another generic slogan.
Use opinionated design prompts to start a conversation, test your instincts, or warm up a critique.
You leave with
A sharper point of view and a useful discussion prompt.
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Use your actual project, resume, copy, or constraints. Generic inputs get generic answers.
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Each tool stays focused on the decision in front of you. It will not pretend to replace a full design review.
03
Inspect the output, challenge it, and revise your work. The tool does not make the decision for you.