DesignAuditly
AI-assisted design checks before you publish or deliver
DesignAuditly is a practical design quality platform for graphic designers, freelancers, creative teams, and clients.
It helps users review logos, artwork, and creative briefs before delivery, publishing, or production. The platform combines AI-assisted logo analysis, real-world small-size stress testing, design preflight, creative brief analysis, and production vector workflows.
DesignAuditly includes free analysis tools with optional one-time paid reports and production services. No subscription is required.
Features
• AI-assisted logo analysis for scalability, readability, balance, color, and distinctiveness
• Real-world stress testing at favicon, 32px icon, social avatar, and navbar sizes
• Light and dark background compatibility checks
• Design preflight for production-readiness and handoff risks
• Creative brief analysis for missing requirements, ambiguity, and contradictions
• Production vector workflow for suitable flat artwork
• Free logo analysis with optional one-time paid reports and exports
• No subscription required
Use Cases
• Check a logo before submitting it to a design contest
• Review branding work before client delivery
• Test logo readability at small sizes
• Identify production risks before print or publishing
• Analyze a creative brief before starting design work
• Prepare suitable flat artwork for vector production
• Reduce avoidable revisions during client handoff
Comments
I built DesignAuditly after repeatedly seeing good design work fail at the final stage because of small-size readability, production issues, unclear briefs, or handoff problems. My goal was to create a practical second-pass review tool for designers — something that checks real-world readiness instead of giving generic AI feedback. DesignAuditly brings together logo analysis, small-size stress testing, design preflight, creative brief analysis, and production vector workflows in one place. I’d love feedback from designers, freelancers, and creative teams on what would make the platform more useful in real client work.
The small-size stress test (favicon / 32px / navbar) is the check most logo handoffs skip, and it's exactly where rework comes from six months later. Question: does the preflight cover print as well — minimum stroke width at small point sizes, unresolved spot colors — or is it web-only? Also curious whether the brief analysis flags contradictions between reference images and written requirements, since that's usually where the client revision loop starts.
Stress-testing a logo at favicon and 32px sizes is exactly the check that gets skipped before handoff. One concrete tip: also test the mark on both your light and dark backgrounds at 16px, since thin strokes often vanish there. Does the design preflight flag minimum stroke widths for print as well as screen?
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I built DesignAuditly after repeatedly seeing good design work fail at the final stage because of small-size readability, production issues, unclear briefs, or handoff problems. My goal was to create a practical second-pass review tool for designers — something that checks real-world readiness instead of giving generic AI feedback. DesignAuditly brings together logo analysis, small-size stress testing, design preflight, creative brief analysis, and production vector workflows in one place. I’d love feedback from designers, freelancers, and creative teams on what would make the platform more useful in real client work.
The small-size stress test (favicon / 32px / navbar) is the check most logo handoffs skip, and it's exactly where rework comes from six months later. Question: does the preflight cover print as well — minimum stroke width at small point sizes, unresolved spot colors — or is it web-only? Also curious whether the brief analysis flags contradictions between reference images and written requirements, since that's usually where the client revision loop starts.
Stress-testing a logo at favicon and 32px sizes is exactly the check that gets skipped before handoff. One concrete tip: also test the mark on both your light and dark backgrounds at 16px, since thin strokes often vanish there. Does the design preflight flag minimum stroke widths for print as well as screen?
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