Враждебное UX-тестирование интерфейса

★ 7.1 · testing

adversarial-ux-test is a Claude Code skill that roleplays a hostile, worst-case user to uncover real UX friction points, then passes all feedback through a structured pragmatism filter to separate genuine usability problems from "I hate computers" noise. The skill runs five phases: generating a specific persona (such as a 58-year-old coach who only uses WhatsApp), browsing the app fully in character, writing a rant-style review in the persona's voice, categorising each complaint as RED/YELLOW/WHITE/GREEN, and producing up to ten actionable tickets tagged "ux-review". The mandatory Phase 4 filter is what makes the output useful rather than just entertaining — raw persona complaints never become tickets without triage. Teams use it to stress-test onboarding flows, accessibility, terminology clarity, and conversion barriers before a production release.