How it works
Three steps to a shippable roadmap
UXexpert.ai reviews your product across design, engineering, and growth at once — then hands you prioritized, code-native fixes. Here's the whole flow, start to finish.
Add your product
Drop in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, paste code directly, add screenshots for a visual review, or point UXexpert at a live URL or GitHub repository. Add design systems or brand guidelines to tune enforcement.
Tune the review
Choose the audience you are building for, set custom rules, and load expertise skills that teach the reviewer your domain — from telco BSS collections consoles to patient portals. The audit re-weights itself around your users.
Ship the fixes
Every finding is scored by severity, effort, and impact, and arrives with a concrete fix — often a code snippet you can paste in as-is. Export the report and get to work.
What each audit covers
Every run applies three lenses at the same time — not three separate reports, but one prioritized roadmap where design, engineering, and growth trade-offs are weighed against each other.
A principal UX review of usability, hierarchy, and accessibility mapped to WCAG.
A full-stack code audit of quality, correctness, and performance signals.
A strategist's read on conversion, clarity, and the paths users actually take.
Choose your engine
The local engine runs entirely in your browser with roughly forty-five deterministic checks — nothing leaves your device, and there's no key required. The optional Claude AI engine adds deeper reasoning and reads screenshots, using your own Anthropic API key sent directly from your browser to Anthropic. There is no server in the middle: we never see your code or your key.
Either way, you can sharpen the review by uploading expertise skills — domain packs that make the reviewer an expert in your product's world instead of a generic checklist.
What you get back
A single prioritized report: each finding tagged by lens, ranked by severity and effort, and paired with a specific fix you can act on. Export it as Markdown today; PDF, Jira tickets, Figma comments, and shareable links are on the roadmap. Re-run after each iteration to watch your scores climb.
See it on your own site
Your first audit is free — just your email to start.