Product UX review
Find where users lose track of what matters, and decide what to fix first.
Start a project- An annotated review of the agreed flows
- The fixes I would prioritise
- A walkthrough with your team
- 1
Align on goals
Which flows matter and what "good" looks like for them.
- 2
Heuristic pass
Walk the product against usability and clarity principles.
- 3
Rate severity
Rate how much each issue hurts users. Your engineers help estimate the effort to fix it.
- 4
Split the output
Quick wins now vs a sequenced roadmap for the rest.
Taomarketcap: the subnet table was a plain data listing that made subnets hard to compare. It became the main decision screen, with a market summary strip, filters, columns and bookmarks.
A structured review of a live product that finds where complexity, unclear hierarchy, or confusing workflows stop people understanding what they are looking at. You get findings and a prioritised list of fixes, not a redesign.
From $1,000, quoted before we start. No hourly billing and no estimate that moves once we agree the scope. Every engagement begins with a free 15-minute call to confirm it is the right thing to buy.
One to two weeks. I will give you an exact timeline before we start.
Four steps: agree which flows matter and what good looks like for them, walk those flows against usability and clarity principles, rate how much each issue hurts users while your engineers help estimate the effort to fix it, then split the output into quick wins and a sequenced roadmap for the rest.
An annotated review of the agreed flows, the fixes I would prioritise, and a walkthrough with your team.