UX Audit
Three simulated visitors — a mobile first-timer, a desktop power user, and an older adult — walk through your page and report where the experience breaks down, mapped to Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics.
AI simulation • Three personas • Powered by AI • Results may vary
What it covers
- Three distinct personas, three different failure modes
- Findings mapped to Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics
- Severity plus a plain-English business-impact note per finding
- Shareable report link, kept permanently once you sign in
Frequently asked
Three AI personas — Maya (mobile first-timer), Tom (desktop power user), and Sarah (older adult) — review your page and report friction points mapped to Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics, each with a severity and business-impact note.
Real users differ by device, experience level, and ability. A layout that works for a power user on desktop can confuse a first-time mobile visitor. Running all three surfaces problems a single generic review would miss.
They're directional, not exhaustive — a fast way to catch obvious usability gaps (unclear CTAs, confusing navigation, poor mobile layout) before investing in formal user testing. Validate high-impact findings with real users when it matters.
Critical issues likely stop a user from completing their goal. Major issues cause real frustration or drop-off. Minor and cosmetic issues are polish items that improve perceived quality but rarely block a task.
Usually 20–40 seconds — page HTML is fetched, then analyzed by Claude across all three personas in a single pass, streamed to you live.
Yes — every report gets a shareable URL. Anonymous reports stay live for 30 days; sign in to keep yours permanently and track UX improvements over time.