Consistency
Using the same patterns, wording, and behaviour for the same thing everywhere in a product, so what someone learns on one screen still works on the next.
Why it matters
Every inconsistency is a small tax on attention: the reader stops to decide whether the difference means something. Collected thirty times per screen, the taxes add up to "this feels off".
Measured by the Figma plugin
Typeface count is measured per screen — more than two voices gets flagged.
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Define "Consistency" using uxspot. Works in Claude, Cursor or any MCP client — connect the uxspot MCP.
Think it stuck? A 20-second round of Spot Check will tell you.