[UX AUDITS]

I find where your users drop off — and tell you what to ship first.

UX audits for B2B SaaS. Prioritized findings, ready-to-ship copy.

Track record —

  • 19/24 findings shipped, Swiss commerce AI
  • Design system for The Outlook, Sydney
  • Live audit on a2a-check.com

Get a free 3-point audit of your landing page.

Send me your URL and I’ll go through your landing page as your target user would. Within 48 hours you get three concrete findings as a PDF.

No signup. No newsletter. PDF only.

You tell me the problem. I tell you how your site or app solves it.

  1. 01

    You name the problem.

    You send me your site or app and the business problem you’re trying to solve. One short brief, no kick-off meeting.

  2. 02

    I audit it like your target user would.

    Observation separated from conclusion. Every finding ranked by severity and ordered by what to ship first.

  3. 03

    Your team ships from the report.

    10–20 findings with ready-to-use copy, grouped in a build order. The report is written so engineering can start on Monday without me in the loop.

Audits that led to shipped changes.

Observation first, conclusions second.

Trained as a roofer, now a freelance UX auditor. The same thing in both jobs: find the weak spot before it costs you.

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What you’ll want to know first.

How much does an audit cost?

A standard homepage audit is a fixed price. For bigger scope (full product, multiple flows, design-system work) I quote after a short brief. Either way, you know the number before you commit.

How long does an audit take?

Homepage audits ship within one week. Product-level audits run one to two weeks depending on scope. I give you a date in the brief, not a range.

What do I get as a deliverable?

A PDF report with 10–20 prioritized findings, ready-to-use copy for each fix, and a build order. Everything your team needs to start shipping without a follow-up call. I work under NDA on request.

When is an audit the wrong fit?

If you haven’t talked to users yet or your traffic is too low to see patterns, a qualitative audit alone won’t move the needle. In that case I’ll say so and point you at what to do first instead.

Tell me about your product.

Taking on audits now

Share your product and the problem you want solved, and I’ll tell you whether an audit is the right next step.