Hey all, You know when you are using a product and something just kinda feels off? It might be that sign up flow that asks for things you don't understand, or maybe a dashboard that has literally 40 buttons floating here and there and you have no idea where to start and navigate. Maybe the website that looks good visually but after scrolling through three sections, you still don't understand what the product actually does. Or...maybe the MVP works perfectly fine, but using it feels like you are fighting the interface at every step. These things may seem small, but they are exactly the kind of friction that makes people hesitate, get confused, or give up. I'm a product designer/data science grad, and these are the kinds of problems that I have seen founders and their companies struggling with. And I genuinely enjoy digging into such problems. So I'm offering a UX audit for a $100 to founders and teams who want a fresh pair of eyes on their product. So, what you will get: A recorded walkthrough loom video of your product: where I go through your product as a first-time user figuring the issues that causes me friction. You will see me where I hesitate, what confuses me, what i expect to happen, and where the experience breaks down. And no vague feedback; you will see the actual feedback I'm talking about. A breakdown of the issues i find: I will document the problems, include relevant screenshots or timestamps, and explain why each issue matters the user experience. Practical Recommendations: I will suggest what I would change and prioritise the issues so you know what to tackle first, rather than handing you a massive list of things to fix. A focused review from a designer's perspective, intended to help you spot friction you might have overlooked. If you're building something and have ever wondered whether your product is actually as easy to use as you think it is, I'd love to take a look. Drop your product or website in the comments, or DM me a link and a little context about what you're building.   submitted by   /u/porottabeeeff [link]   [comments]