Check four common gap sources
Each screen is checked against the four things most likely to be missing at handoff time: complete states, final copy, error handling, and responsive behavior.
Free MVP handoff tool
Check whether a design carries enough information for developers to implement it without guessing missing states, copy, or error behavior.
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Your inputs
Enter one screen per line as Screen | has all states (yes/no) | has copy finalized (yes/no) | has error handling defined (yes/no) | has responsive behavior defined (yes/no). List every screen you plan to hand off.
Your calculated result
Planning score
Each screen is checked against the four things most likely to be missing at handoff time: complete states, final copy, error handling, and responsive behavior.
A screen with all four checks passed is fully handoff-ready; each missing dimension lowers its readiness and is called out by name.
Screens with the most gaps are surfaced first, since they carry the highest risk of developers guessing and getting it wrong.
Mark it "yes" only if you have explicitly confirmed there are no error paths — a screen with a form or network call almost always has at least one error case.
No — this checks whether the design communicated enough information, not whether the eventual implementation is correct. It reduces guessing, not all risk.
Run it right before handoff, after design review, as a final gate — catching gaps here is cheaper than catching them mid-development.
You can, but expect low scores — this is meant to gate completed screens, not track in-progress design work.
| Capability | MVPHub | A verbal "is this ready?" check in standup | A generic design QA checklist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Checks the four most common handoff gap sources specifically | ✓ | × | — |
| Ranks screens by handoff risk automatically | ✓ | × | × |
| Structured, repeatable across every screen | ✓ | × | ✓ |
| No account, paste and get a readiness report instantly | ✓ | ✓ | — |
MVPHub targets the specific gaps that most often cause handoff guesswork. A generic QA checklist may cover broader ground but rarely ranks screens by handoff risk specifically.