A good design review:

— Very briefly allows the designer to introduce their work. One or two minutes tops, honestly.
— Establishes boundaries for the desired type of feedback. Where are they in the process? What kind of feedback is most helpful — high-level or more granular? Is this production-ready, or early conceptual thinking?
— Lets the reviewers do most of the talking. The presenter does not get a rebuttal unless it’s in the form of a question.
— Allows for more in-depth follow ups where there are more probing questions or issues of work overlap.The Ultimate Guide to Leading a Remote Design Team