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How to review a screen design for foldable poses and fold avoidance with Iphone Duo Skills

Critique a mockup or screen for pose behavior, side controls, asymmetry and sheets without writing code.

Who it is forA product designer or product manager who wants feedback on a screen before engineering starts, in any framework.

The problemA layout that looks right on a flat screen can place controls or content across the fold or behave poorly in a different pose.

The outcomeA written design critique that covers poses, side controls, asymmetry, fold avoidance and sheets, with specific changes to try.

What you need first

  • An AI coding agent such as Claude Code, Cursor or Gemini
  • Node.js with npx, since the README install uses npx
  • An existing app or design to work on, native iOS or a supported cross-platform stack
  • For native work, Xcode with the iOS 27.1 SDK, which the README calls the gate for edge-to-edge content, vertical bars, reserved regions and arrangements

Steps

  1. Run npx skills add mirzaaghazadeh/iphone-duo-skills --skill iphone-duo-design-review (inferred, check the README)
  2. Restart your agent session.
  3. Give the agent the screen description, screenshots or mockup files.
  4. Ask for a critique organized by pose, side controls, asymmetry, fold avoidance and sheets.
  5. Take the top items back to the design file and mark which ones need an engineering check.

Prompt for your agent

Using the iphone-duo-design-review skill from mirzaaghazadeh/iphone-duo-skills, critique the screen described in <path-to-design-notes-or-image> for how it behaves across iPhone Duo poses, with attention to side controls, asymmetry, fold avoidance and sheets. Output a prioritized list of issues with one suggested change each, and verify that the critique does not assume a specific framework.

Caveat. The skill gives design guidance based on Apple's Designing for iPhone Duo page and Tech Talks, so check each suggestion against the current Human Interface Guidelines.

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