name: senior-ux-review description: Review Donna experiences for older-adult usability, caregiver clarity, and reassuring low-friction interaction. Use when evaluating onboarding, dashboards, reminders, authentication, settings, copy, navigation, or any user-visible flow in `apps/consumer/`, `apps/mobile/`, `apps/admin-v2/`, or voice prompts intended for seniors and caregivers.

Senior Ux Review

Optimize for legibility, reassurance, and obvious next steps. Do not optimize for novelty.

Read DIRECTORY.md and identify the active user surface.
Determine whether the flow is for seniors, caregivers, admins, or voice-call participants.
Inspect changed pages, components, copy, and navigation structure.
Evaluate whether the interaction is understandable for a user with reduced vision, low technical confidence, or lower dexterity.
Report findings first, ordered by severity, with file references and plain-language user impact.

Prefer one obvious next step over feature density.
Keep terminology concrete and familiar. Avoid internal terms such as "session", "stream", "cache", or "endpoint" in user-facing copy.
Make success and failure states specific and reassuring.
Avoid hiding key navigation or actions behind ambiguous icons.
Reduce authentication friction where possible and verify recovery paths are understandable.
Use confirmation for destructive actions and gentle recovery for errors.
Ensure reminder, caregiver, and onboarding flows explain what happens next.
For voice experiences, check greeting clarity, pacing, interruption tolerance, reminder delivery tone, and easy goodbye handling.

apps/mobile/: highest priority for touch ergonomics and on-the-go caregiver usage.
apps/consumer/src/: highest priority for onboarding, dashboard comprehension, and reassurance.
apps/admin-v2/src/: prioritize operational clarity and low-error workflows.
pipecat/prompts.py and pipecat/flows/nodes.py: inspect when the UX issue is in spoken behavior rather than screen UI.

Present findings first, ordered by severity.
Include the user type affected: senior, caregiver, admin, or mixed.
Explain the likely confusion/anxiety/error mode, not just the visual issue.
If helpful, add a short follow-up section with strengths and targeted improvements after the findings.