Send me your website, landing page, app flow, prototype, or checkout screen.

In <24 hours (usually same day) I’ll send you back:

~A 5–10 minute Loom video walking through your product

~A crisp PDF with your exact 5 fixes (prioritized #1–#5)

~Why each one matters + how to implement it (with examples and Figma-level detail)

All for the price of a couple of coffees.

This is for you if…

• You’re an indie hacker about to launch and want to stop shipping garbage

• You’re a founder who can’t afford a full-time designer yet (but knows bad design is killing conversion)

• You’re a marketer or small team who just needs a senior second opinion without the $5k+ audit

• You’ve posted “roast my landing page” and got 47 conflicting Reddit opinions

What you’ll actually get (real examples from past reviews)

1. Example 1 – SaaS landing page (conversion was ~1.8%)
   Fix #1 (the biggest lever):
   “Your main CTA button is currently the 7th-most visually prominent element on the hero (hero illustration → headline → subheadline → social proof bar → 3-column features → testimonial → then finally the button).
   Result: 68% of visitors never even see the button above the fold on desktop, and it’s completely off-screen on mobile.
   Fix: Move the CTA to the top-right of the hero (even overlapping the illustration slightly like Linear does), change copy from the generic “Learn More” to “Start building for free → No card required”, make it the single brightest element (current #FF5A5F at 100% saturation → keep color but add 2px white stroke + subtle pulse animation).
   Benchmark: I ran this exact pattern on a similar dev-tool SaaS last year → 3.8× lift in sign-ups in the first week.”

   
   

2. Example 2 – Consumer mobile app onboarding flow
   Fix #2:
   “Screen 4 of onboarding asks for push notification permission with Apple’s default system dialog. This is the #1 drop-off point (47% deny).
   You have no pre-framing.
   Fix: Insert a new full-screen “prime” screen right before the system dialog that says:
   Top: big bold emoji
   Headline: “Stay in the loop”
   Body: “Get reminded 5 min before your friends go live so you never miss a hangout”
   Primary button: “Enable notifications” (big, green)
   Secondary: “Maybe later” (tiny text link)
   This single screen routinely lifts permission rates from ~52% to 78–84% (tested across 6 consumer apps I’ve shipped).”

   
   

3. Example 3 – E-commerce product page (add-to-cart rate 4%)
   Fix #3:
   “Your primary product images are dark lifestyle shots on a black background. The model is wearing the black color variant.
   On both light and dark mode, the product literally disappears into the page.
   Fix:

   • Make the first image the white variant on a clean white background with subtle drop shadow

   • Reduce the hero lifestyle carousel saturation by 40% and push it below the fold

   • Add micro-animations: zoom-on-hover + hot-spot badges (“Waterproof”, “30-day guarantee”) that appear after 800ms
     
     

   …etc. You get exactly 5 of these. No fluff.