UI/UX & Product Review
A free, detailed UI/UX & product review.
Find out what’s getting in your users’ way, from the first screen to the last step. I review your product’s UI, UX and product decisions the way a new user meets them and the way an engineer builds them, then send you a clear report: what’s wrong, why it matters, and what to fix first.
Free right now
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When it’s worth doing
- People sign up but never reach the moment your product is built for.
- Support keeps answering the same “how do I…” questions.
- Features shipped fast, and the product no longer feels like one product.
- You’re about to launch or redesign, and want problems found before users find them.
What I look at
- 01
Product clarity
Is it clear what the product is for, who it’s for, and why it’s worth using?
- 02
Usability & flows
Can someone finish the key tasks without guessing, backtracking or asking for help?
- 03
Onboarding & first use
How quickly a new user understands what the product does and gets to a first result.
- 04
UI & visual design
Hierarchy, spacing, type and polish: does the interface look as trustworthy as the product is?
- 05
Edge cases & states
Errors, empty screens, loading, limits and half-finished tasks: the moments that break trust.
- 06
Navigation & structure
Whether things are where users expect them, and named the way users think about them.
- 07
Consistency
Whether the same action looks and works the same everywhere, or users have to relearn it.
- 08
Accessibility basics
Contrast, focus, labels and tap targets, checked against the WCAG basics.
How it works
- 1
Share the product
A live link, test access or a Figma file. The whole product, or one flow.
- 2
Tell me what you expect from it
Who it’s for, what they should be able to do, and where you feel it falls short. Your view sets the focus of the review.
- 3
I review it
On my own time: first as a new user, then as the engineer who has to build the fix, against what you said you expect.
- 4
You get the report
Every issue with a screenshot, why it matters, how serious it is and a suggested fix, ordered by impact.
- 5
We go through it together
A short call to walk through the findings, so your team knows exactly what to do first.
What you get
- A written report you can share with your team
- Every issue marked on a screenshot
- Why each issue matters, and how serious it is
- A suggested fix for each one, quick wins first
- A walkthrough call to answer your questions
Who’s reviewing it
- I design complex products every day at VideoSDK: AI voice agents, developer platforms and robotics tools.
- I started out writing code, so the fixes I suggest are ones your engineers can actually build.
- I look hardest where most reviews don’t: errors, edge cases and empty states.
I’ve had the pleasure of working closely with Meet, and he stands out as a thoughtful, thorough UI/UX designer. What truly sets Meet apart is his rare ability to look beyond surface-level visuals—he takes the time to deeply analyze the underlying technical architecture and functional logic before designing the user experience. His attention to detail is exceptional, ensuring no user flow or edge case is overlooked. On top of that, Meet consistently delivers a wide, creative range of UI options, giving the team diverse perspectives to choose the most intuitive and polished interface. Any product or engineering team would be lucky to have Meet bridging the gap between complex logic and clean design.
Rajan SuraniFounding Software Engineer, VideoSDKI enjoyed working with Meet as a teammate at PropVIVO. One thing I appreciate about him is his understanding of both UX design and software development, which helps him approach design challenges with creativity while keeping technical feasibility in mind. He has a good problem-solving mindset and works well with others. We also got the chance to collaborate on the initial research for a project, which gave me an opportunity to see how he approaches problems and contributes ideas during the early stages of product development. I’d definitely recommend him to any team looking for a UI/UX Designer who brings together creative thinking, technical knowledge, and a collaborative approach to his work.
Jeshan PatelProduct DesignerCommon questions
Is it really free?
Yes, right now it is. You get the full written report and the walkthrough call, with nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for.
Is this the same as a UI/UX audit?
Yes. It covers what a UI/UX audit covers. I call it a review because it starts from what you expect your product to do, and ends with fixes your team can act on, not a checklist.
What do you need from me?
Access to the product (a live link, a test account or a Figma file) and a few lines on what you expect: who it’s for, what users should be able to do, and what feels off to you.
How long does it take?
It depends on the size of the product. Once I’ve seen what you’ve shared, I’ll tell you when to expect the report.
What can you review?
Web apps, websites and mobile apps, live or still in Figma. A whole product, or a single flow like sign-up or checkout.
Will my product stay private?
Yes. I use what you share only for the review, and I won’t show your product or the report anywhere without your permission.
Can you also design the fixes?
Yes. If you’d like help after the review, we can talk about designing the fixes together.
Send me your product and what you expect from it.
You’ll hear back from me directly, not from a form. Reviews are free right now.
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