Your Vibe Score
A 0–100 assessment grounded in the screens and flows I review, with an explanation of what helps or hurts the experience.
Your vibe-coded product deserves a human vibe check.
You’ve built the idea. I’ll find the subtle friction keeping it from feeling finished. I’ll give your coding agent a clear path to fix it.
Launch special · $79Within 2 business days*
*After payment and review-ready access. Monday–Friday, excluding holidays.
Here's what a senior UX designer would notice.
- 01
Make the next decision easier
“Focus today” and “Due today” shift attention from total activity to the work that matters now. The dashboard answers a question instead of presenting a wall of numbers.
- 02
Match the label to the mental model
“Create task” replaces “New thing.” The specific verb and object help a first-time user predict the result without having to click and find out.
- 03
Group by meaning, not decoration
Task titles, project context, and due dates sit together. The spacing makes each row a readable unit, reducing the effort of matching information across columns.
- 04
Give secondary choices the right weight
The primary action has a stable home; navigation and priority labels support it. Fewer competing controls make the first scan easier without hiding the next step.
A score. Clear priorities.
A prompt to move forward.
Explore a sample reportWhat to fix first
Specific findings with evidence, user impact, and a concrete recommendation. You’ll also know which parts are worth keeping.
One agent-ready prompt
A ready-to-paste brief that turns the findings into implementation tasks and checks. You review and test the final changes.
Human judgment.
Tools in support.
Reviewed by me
Coty Williams
Senior UX designer
I look at how the whole experience fits together: what users expect, where they hesitate, and which detail will make the biggest difference.
- User flows, navigation, and decision points
- Hierarchy, interaction patterns, and visual clarity
- Consistency and the experience on smaller screens
A second set of checks.
Not the final judgment.
I use focused automated checks to support the review, and verify findings before they reach your report.
- Visible accessibility and contrast issues
- Component and spacing inconsistencies
- Reproducible bugs and obvious security warning signs
Coverage follows the screens and flows I can access. This is a UX review, not an accessibility certification or security penetration test.
For the things
you’re building.
Starting with websites and web apps. Tell me what you’d like me to review next.
Websites
Landing pages, navigation, content clarity, conversion paths, and mobile layouts.
Web apps
Dashboards, onboarding, forms, and the workflows that make your product useful.
Mobile apps
From the first screen to the everyday flow. Help shape what comes next.
… people interested
Games
Onboarding, menus, and the moments that keep players moving.
… people interested
Interest only. No signup or booking.
Share the build.
Get a clear next step.
Show me the main flow
Share a browser-accessible product link, who it’s for, and the journey you want me to look at.
I inspect and verify
I work through the experience, check the details, and prioritize improvements by their impact on your users.
Your next steps, in writing
Your report and implementation prompt arrive within 2 business days of payment and review-ready access.
Make your next version
feel considered.
Prepare your details now. Booking opens once the service is ready.