Product Diagnosis: One-Week Product Audit for Founders by Andriy YurchenkoProduct Diagnosis: One-Week Product Audit for Founders by Andriy Yurchenko
Product Diagnosis: One-Week Product Audit for FoundersAndriy Yurchenko
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For founders and product leads about to commit more engineering time to a direction nobody has pressure-tested.
It fits when adoption is flat while the team keeps shipping, when the roadmap holds more than the team can build, when two or three directions are on the table and nobody agrees which one is real, or when the product was built fast with AI tools and nobody is sure it holds together.
Over one week I review the product, the research and usage data you have, the roadmap, and the reasoning behind the decisions already made. You get one written document in four parts. Keep: what works and must not break. Cut: what absorbs effort and returns nothing. Change: what is right in principle and wrong in execution. Next: the order of the remaining work, and what to prove before the expensive parts start.
It is not a UX audit: it starts with the decisions behind the screens. If we continue within 30 days, the fee is credited in full to the next piece of work.
14 years inside product teams. The startups I worked with raised more than $200M between them, and Volterra was acquired by F5 for $500M.
Details: ayurchenko.xyz/product-diagnosis
Starting at$900
Duration1 week
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UX Audit
Product Strategist
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Product Diagnosis: One-Week Product Audit for FoundersAndriy Yurchenko
Starting at$900
Duration1 week
Tags
UX Audit
Product Strategist
Cover image for Product Diagnosis: One-Week Product Audit for Founders
For founders and product leads about to commit more engineering time to a direction nobody has pressure-tested.
It fits when adoption is flat while the team keeps shipping, when the roadmap holds more than the team can build, when two or three directions are on the table and nobody agrees which one is real, or when the product was built fast with AI tools and nobody is sure it holds together.
Over one week I review the product, the research and usage data you have, the roadmap, and the reasoning behind the decisions already made. You get one written document in four parts. Keep: what works and must not break. Cut: what absorbs effort and returns nothing. Change: what is right in principle and wrong in execution. Next: the order of the remaining work, and what to prove before the expensive parts start.
It is not a UX audit: it starts with the decisions behind the screens. If we continue within 30 days, the fee is credited in full to the next piece of work.
14 years inside product teams. The startups I worked with raised more than $200M between them, and Volterra was acquired by F5 for $500M.
Details: ayurchenko.xyz/product-diagnosis
$900