Taking a break from a project can make the next review more productive. After time away, inconsistencies and unclear decisions often become easier to spot.

A useful review starts with a few simple questions. Is the main message clear? Are similar elements treated consistently? Does the design work at the size where people will see it?

Writing down observations before making changes helps keep the review focused. From there, small adjustments to hierarchy, spacing, and alignment can bring the work closer to completion.