Find the stuff that’s killing your website conversions.
Got a website that isn’t doing as well as it should? You’re not the only one. I find the problems that nobody else has spotted and help fix them.
What I do
It’s not rocket science. It’s a fresh set of eyes to help you see the wood from the trees.
UX Research
Compatiblity
Establishing how well a product works across multiple devices, resolutions and browsers
Bugs
Heuristic Analysis
Advanced heuristic analysis of websites and apps to establish problematic areas relating to usability
Consumer Behaviour
Understanding what motivates your audience to engage with your product
My humble brag
Days of experience
pounds of lost revenue found
pounds of revenue generated
bugs discovered
Useful resources
A selection of articles, podcasts and more…
The India Visa Form Autopsy: Final Page, Broken Recovery and Defaults from Hell
The final page should feel like progress. Instead, it begins with a server/page error, locks previous answers in place, breaks a searchable dropdown, assumes answers on behalf of the user, and defaults every additional question to “yes.” A majestic finale, if the goal was despair.
The India Visa Form Autopsy: Personal Details, Sensitive Questions and Dropdown Trauma
Page three is all about the applicant. Unfortunately, it appears to have been designed by someone who believes “personal information” means “ask everything, explain little, and make every country list a scrolling endurance event.”
The India Visa Form Autopsy: Passport Details and the Session Expiry Gotcha
Passport details should be straightforward. Passport number. Place of issue. Dates. Done. Instead, we get inconsistent input patterns, another calendar picker, irrelevant fields shown too early, and a session expiry message that deserves its own tiny legal tribunal.
working with Me
I like to think I do a good job, but it’s always better when others think the same.
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