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Ten years inside SaaS products generates opinions. Most content from a UI/UX design agency is written to rank, not to say anything.
This is the other kind – the patterns that keep showing up, written down before the next product makes the same mistake.
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UX Audit Checklist: 15 Signs Your Product Needs a Reset (Not a Redesign)
You've been shipping. The roadmap is moving, features are live, users are paying. But somewhere in the last few months the product started feeling... thick. Not broken – functional. Just harder to use than it needs to be.
What Design Audits Aren't (Stop Calling Them That)
Got an email Tuesday morning.
What MVP Really Means in UX Design (It's Not What You Learned in Product School)
I had a call last Tuesday with a founder who wanted help "improving activation."
User Onboarding: I Skipped Our Best Feature in Onboarding – 73% Never Found It
…audited user onboarding across 8 SaaS products over 18 months. Tracked which features were shown during onboarding vs. which features users actually discovered and…
The Painful Truth About UX/UI Debt (And the Essential Fixes to Start Now)
Every product accumulates UX/UI debt. Cluttered flows. Unloved screens. Ghost features no one uses but everyone's too scared to remove. The digital equivalent of that junk drawer in your kitchen – you know it's a mess, you just don't know where to start.
Your UX Writer Joined Too Late and Now Everything Needs Rewriting
The UX writer opened the staging site. Clicked through the onboarding flow.
Empty State Design: Why Your Product's Empty States Matter More Than You Think
Most products I audit have great onboarding flows, polished dashboards, carefully designed settings pages.
User Engagement Metrics Lie: Why Silence Is the Worst Feedback You'll Get
…overview." Not politeness theater. Just clarity. 5. Internal "silent feature" audit Ask your team: "What feature works fine but nobody uses?" Track it. If feature…
This Button Does Nothing (And Your Users Definitely Noticed)
…UI/UX audit problem. If you need to ship UI before functionality is ready: 1. Make incomplete state obvious Greyed out buttons, "Coming soon" badges, disabled states…
Every UX Design Diagram I've Seen Is Overthinking It
Got on a call last month with a potential client. Series A SaaS company, 18 people, looking for design help.