1-Week UX AuditMegha Kashyap
Don’t want to redesign your entire website but still feel like something isn’t working? The 1-Week UX Audit is designed to pinpoint exactly where users are getting stuck, confused, or dropping off, so you can improve conversions, clarity, and engagement without rebuilding everything.
Often, a single UX decision copy, layout, flow, or button placement, can make the difference between someone leaving and someone converting. This service helps you uncover that decision.
Why Me?
I don’t just look at screens, I look at how people move, think, hesitate, and decide inside your product. With my background in UX, interaction design, I’m able to spot not just what’s needs improvement but what’s quietly costing you users, trust, and sales.
What's included
Research
1. Heuristic review and usability analysis of your live product
2. Key friction points and drop-off moments
3. Competitor and best-practice comparison
Iterations
1. Prioritised UX improvements
2. Suggested layout, flow, or interaction changes
3. Before/after design recommendations
Testing
1. Light usability validation (flows, clarity, navigation, CTAs)
2. Real-world user perspective on what works and what does
Implementation Support
1. Actionable UX fixes ready for your developer
2. Visual references or quick wireframes where needed
3. Clear rationale behind every recommendation
FAQs
This is perfect if you:
1. Have a live website or product that isn’t converting as expected
2. Feel something is “off” but don’t know what
3. Want data-backed, user-focused improvements without a full redesign
No. This service is about improving what you already have. You’ll get targeted, high-impact UX recommendations instead of a complete visual overhaul.
Things like confusing navigation, unclear calls-to-action, drop-off points, the overall user experience, and moments where users hesitate, get stuck, or leave.
The audit combines UX best practices, behavioural analysis, and usability testing to understand how real users experience your site, not just how it looks.
Not necessarily. If you have it, great, but the audit can still be done using usability principles and live product analysis.
Yes. The goal is to reduce friction and make it easier for users to take action, whether that’s buying, booking, or signing up.
Contact for pricing
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Megha Kashyap Bengaluru, India
1-Week UX AuditMegha Kashyap
Contact for pricing
Tags
Adobe XD
Figma
Sketch
UI Designer
UX Designer
Don’t want to redesign your entire website but still feel like something isn’t working? The 1-Week UX Audit is designed to pinpoint exactly where users are getting stuck, confused, or dropping off, so you can improve conversions, clarity, and engagement without rebuilding everything.
Often, a single UX decision copy, layout, flow, or button placement, can make the difference between someone leaving and someone converting. This service helps you uncover that decision.
Why Me?
I don’t just look at screens, I look at how people move, think, hesitate, and decide inside your product. With my background in UX, interaction design, I’m able to spot not just what’s needs improvement but what’s quietly costing you users, trust, and sales.
What's included
Research
1. Heuristic review and usability analysis of your live product
2. Key friction points and drop-off moments
3. Competitor and best-practice comparison
Iterations
1. Prioritised UX improvements
2. Suggested layout, flow, or interaction changes
3. Before/after design recommendations
Testing
1. Light usability validation (flows, clarity, navigation, CTAs)
2. Real-world user perspective on what works and what does
Implementation Support
1. Actionable UX fixes ready for your developer
2. Visual references or quick wireframes where needed
3. Clear rationale behind every recommendation
FAQs
This is perfect if you:
1. Have a live website or product that isn’t converting as expected
2. Feel something is “off” but don’t know what
3. Want data-backed, user-focused improvements without a full redesign
No. This service is about improving what you already have. You’ll get targeted, high-impact UX recommendations instead of a complete visual overhaul.
Things like confusing navigation, unclear calls-to-action, drop-off points, the overall user experience, and moments where users hesitate, get stuck, or leave.
The audit combines UX best practices, behavioural analysis, and usability testing to understand how real users experience your site, not just how it looks.
Not necessarily. If you have it, great, but the audit can still be done using usability principles and live product analysis.
Yes. The goal is to reduce friction and make it easier for users to take action, whether that’s buying, booking, or signing up.
Contact for pricing