A focused review of your product's critical user flows — every friction point, usability issue, and conversion gap found and prioritised, with actionable recommendations.
The problem
What users experience
Over 70% of products have usability issues their teams can't see — because familiarity makes problems invisible.
After a UX Review
Every issue identified, explained, and ranked by impact — so your team knows exactly where to focus.
How it works
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What you receive
Every review is specific to your product, your users, and your business — not a generic checklist.
Why expert review
AI tools flag surface patterns. A human expert finds why users actually leave.
Review plans
Quick Review
$490
Starting from
Full UX Audit
$1,490
Starting from
Audit + Design
Custom
Scoped per project
"Our UX review is based on designer expertise, the rules of the best UX experts, principles of usability and user interface practices — not automated checklists."
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FAQ
A UX Review is an expert usability analysis of your product. A senior UX designer walks through your key user flows, identifies problems that create friction or prevent conversions, and delivers a prioritised report with specific recommendations for improvement.
It is an empirical process — we evaluate the interface against established usability principles while accounting for your specific business context and user expectations. Read more at Nielsen Norman Group →
A UX Review works well for any product team that suspects their interface has usability problems but lacks the time or perspective to find them. It is especially useful before a redesign, when conversion rates are dropping, or when user feedback is consistently negative but the cause is unclear.
You will receive a detailed report with annotated screenshots, severity ratings, and fix recommendations. Depending on the plan, this is accompanied by a Figma file with wireframes and a 60-min video walkthrough call. Deliverable formats: PDF, Notion document, or Figma file.
The report includes a prioritised list of issues — each with a clear recommendation. Your development and design team can implement the fixes directly. If you do not have an in-house design team, we can proceed to the Audit + Design plan and implement the improvements ourselves.
Automated scanners check predefined patterns — they flag what looks technically wrong but cannot explain why real users leave your product. A human expert evaluates business intent, user psychology, conversion logic, and the emotional quality of the experience — things no scanner can assess.
A Quick Review can typically start within 2–3 business days of receiving your brief. A Full UX Audit is scheduled based on current capacity — usually within one week. Fill out the brief or book a call and we will confirm a start date.
Useful to read
The main 2 reasons to run a quick self-review: considerably quick results and the possibility of handling it even with a limited budget.
Read on Medium →
The design should be for people, not for designers. Put yourself in the place of the user and simplify the performance of their main tasks.
Read on Medium →
A walkthrough of our approach to user experience design — from the first conversation to the final handoff.
Read on Prototypr →Get started
Most UX issues are invisible to the team building the product — that's exactly why an expert review works.
We'll review your brief and get back within 1–2 days with a clear scope.
