Product UX Audit · $3,000 · flat, three business days
Know why users stall, in three days
A senior, hands-on read of your web or mobile product: I use it as a new user, recorded, score it across seven categories, and hand you a ranked fix list with effort estimates, an annotated screen deck, and a 45-minute walkthrough. From the person who would build the fixes, so nothing on the list is theoretical.
Or book a 20-minute call first. No pitch, just fit.
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Used, not inspected
I go through the product as a new user, recorded, then as a returning one. Findings are behaviour on tape, not a heuristics checklist filled in from screenshots.
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Ranked by effort and impact
Every fix carries an hours estimate and an expected effect, plus the do-not-bother list. You leave with an order of work, not a hundred bullets.
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From the builder
The person writing the list designs and codes products. The top of it usually fits a Design Sprint or a SaaS Dashboard next week, and the audit fee is credited if I build it.
Receipts
Products read, then rebuilt.
Each opens the case study.
What gets scored
Seven categories, one list.
One product, web or mobile, in three business days from the day I have access. A second product or a very large surface is quoted before day one.
Scored
- Onboarding and first session. Time to value, what a new user understands and where they stop.
- The core flow. The one thing the product exists for, walked end to end.
- Navigation and structure. Can a user predict where things are.
- Forms and inputs. Errors, defaults, validation, what breaks on a phone.
- States. Empty, loading, error, zero data, first week.
- Accessibility and performance basics. Contrast, keyboard paths, labels, the slow screens.
- Copy. Labels, microcopy, and the sentences that make people hesitate.
Delivered
- Scores. Each category with what moved and why.
- The fix list. Ranked by effort in hours and expected impact.
- The do-not-bother list. What looks wrong and is not worth touching.
- An annotated screen deck. Your team can work from it without me.
- A 45-minute walkthrough. Recorded, where I defend every finding.
Pricing
The read, then the fix.
Product UX Audit
$3,000
Flat, three business days from access. If it finds nothing worth fixing, you pay half.
- The product used as a new user, recorded
- Seven categories scored
- A fix list ranked by effort and impact
- An annotated screen deck
- A 45-minute walkthrough, recorded
Then fix the top of the list
$6,000
The Design Sprint: up to fifteen screens redesigned in about five days, with the audit fee credited.
- Flows agreed on Monday
- Every state designed
- Figma with tokens and specs
- Buildable as drawn, by the same person
How it runs
Three business days, access to walkthrough.
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Day 1
Use it
Access in hand, I go through the product as a new user, recorded, then as a returning one.
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Day 2
Score and rank
Seven categories scored; every finding ranked by effort and impact.
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Day 3
Deck and call
The annotated deck, the fix list, the do-not-bother list, and a 45-minute walkthrough.
Fit check
Built for some, not everyone.
This is for you if
- A live product with users stalling somewhere nobody can name
- A founder about to fund a redesign who wants the list before the budget
- A team with engineers ready to fix things and no senior design read
Not built for
- A landing page. The free Roast covers that
- A product that has not launched yet. Start with a Design Sprint
The list a builder writes
Artyom Sklyarov
Most UX audits are written by people who will never build the fix, so the list is long and theoretical. I design and code products, which means every item carries an hours estimate I would stand behind, and a path to shipping it next week.
If the audit finds nothing worth fixing, you pay half. It has not happened yet.
Product UX Audit · $3,000
Send the URL.
Name, email, the product URL or TestFlight link, and a test login if it is behind one. I reply within one business day with a start date. No scoping call; the scope is the product.
The fine print
Questions, answered.
$3,000 flat for one product, web or mobile, in three business days from the day I have access. If the audit finds nothing worth fixing, you pay half. It has not happened yet.
The URL or TestFlight build, a test login if the product is behind one, and read access to analytics if you have it. No call required to start; the walkthrough is at the end.
A scored audit across seven categories with what moved and why, a fix list ranked by effort in hours and expected impact, an annotated screen deck, the do-not-bother list, and a recorded 45-minute walkthrough.
Yes, and that is the point of having the builder write the list. The top items usually fit a Design Sprint or a SaaS Dashboard; ongoing fixes fit Cadence. The audit fee is credited if I build the top of the list.
No. It is an expert read, recorded, by one senior who has shipped products in your category. If you want moderated sessions with your users afterwards, I say so in the list and scope it separately.
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How much does it cost?
$3,000 flat for one product, web or mobile, in three business days from the day I have access. If the audit finds nothing worth fixing, you pay half. It has not happened yet.
Ready? Audit my product. Three business days from access. The fee is credited if I build the top of the list.