UX audit tool
How to use the UX audit tool
- Paste the URL of any public webpage — landing page, product page, or blog post.
- The analyzer fetches the page, renders it in a headless browser, and captures full-page screenshots at desktop and mobile viewports.
- An AI model scores the page on 8 heuristics: visual hierarchy, readability, contrast, mobile usability, form UX, CTA clarity, content density, and accessibility.
- Review the prioritized findings — each issue includes a severity label, the element it refers to, and a specific fix.
- Export the report as a shareable PDF or markdown for team reviews.
When to use it
An automated analyzer catches the obvious issues — low contrast, broken mobile layouts, CTA ambiguity — in under a minute. Use it as a first pass before paying for a human audit, or for quick sanity checks on landing page experiments. Don't use it as a substitute for user testing: it cannot observe real task completion, confusion signals, or emotional response. Alternative: Hotjar combines heatmaps with session recording but requires tag installation and days of data collection.
Example
Typical findings on a SaaS landing page:
**High:** Primary CTA contrast ratio 2.8:1 (fails WCAG AA). **Medium:** H1 and subhead use the same font size on mobile. **Low:** Form requires 6 fields where 3 would suffice.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it read JavaScript-rendered sites?
- Yes. The crawler runs a headless browser with full JS execution, so single-page apps are captured the same as static HTML.
- Can I audit a page behind login?
- Not directly. Generate a public preview or staging URL and audit that. Analyzing authenticated pages requires passing credentials, which this tool doesn't accept for safety reasons.
- How accurate is the accessibility score?
- It covers the automatable ~40% of WCAG — contrast, alt text presence, heading order, form labels. Keyboard navigation and screen-reader flow still need manual testing.
- Is the analysis saved?
- Reports are saved to your account for 90 days. Export them if you need a permanent record.
Last updated: 2026-04-22