Choose the homepage, service page, pricing page, landing page, or product step closest to action. I’ll review the message, hierarchy, proof, next move, and mobile experience, then return the first 3–5 priorities I would fix.
Rather email the page directly? Send it to packy@uxagent.io.Send one critical page
Choose the page closest to a decision: understand, trust, start, book, buy, apply, request, or continue. Tell me what should happen there and what feels off.
A live URL is best. A public prototype also works.
What should a qualified visitor understand or do next?
Where do people hesitate, misunderstand, leave, or do nothing?
I’ll also tell you when the page is not the real problem and the issue begins earlier or reaches wider.
Four fields. No newsletter. No generic sales sequence.
What I look for
The audit focuses on the parts of a live experience that most often weaken understanding, confidence, and action.
Can someone understand what this is, who it is for, and why it matters without assembling the meaning themselves?
Does the hierarchy lead to one clear next move, or does the page split attention across too many equal choices?
Are claims supported where hesitation appears, or is the page asking for trust before it has earned it?
Does the phone experience preserve the message, order, readability, and action, or merely stack the desktop page?
Scope boundary
It is not a formal accessibility conformance audit, a technical SEO audit, or a replacement for product analytics and user research. It is a fast way to identify the strongest problems worth investigating or fixing next.
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A URL and a few plain sentences are enough. You do not need a polished brief.