Utilities & Downloads
Designer Evaluation Scorecard
Rate your designer across 5 categories, 4 parameters each — total out of 100. Download a branded PDF scorecard with your results.
Instructions
Rate each parameter from 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent). Each section is scored out of 20. Grand total is out of 100.
Portfolio & Experience
Quality of completed projects
Not ratedTechnical detailing & functionality
Not ratedExperience relevance to my project
Not ratedClient testimonials & references
Not ratedProcess & Professionalism
Clarity of design workflow
Not ratedQuality of drawings & documentation
Not ratedTransparency in BOQ & specifications
Not ratedContract clarity & structure
Not ratedBudget & Transparency
Clear material brand disclosure
Not ratedFair pricing structure
Not ratedMilestone-based payment schedule
Not ratedChange order clarity
Not ratedCommunication & Compatibility
Listening & responsiveness
Not ratedAlignment with my design vision
Not ratedProblem-solving approach
Not ratedOverall comfort level
Not ratedExecution Capability
Site supervision process
Not ratedVendor network strength
Not ratedQuality control systems
Not ratedWarranty & after-sales support
Not ratedCompare Designers
Add up to two more designers (use section totals 0–20) and toggle a scenario to re-weight.
Scenario weighting
Top ranked
0/100
Designer A
Criteria comparison (Balanced)
Final Scoring Summary
Download Your Scorecard PDF
Your details and the designer's name will appear on the PDF. All scores and the final result are included.
What good designer evaluation looks like
Score Your Shortlist — Then Brief the Winner
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Try DesignAI FreeDisclaimer: This scorecard is provided by Studio Matrx – DesignAI for informational and planning purposes only. It does not constitute professional architectural, legal, or financial advice. All outputs are indicative and non-binding. Users must consult licensed architects and qualified professionals before making any final decisions. Studio Matrx is not liable for decisions made based on this scorecard. Governed by the laws of India — Courts of Karnataka.
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