Your users already know what’s wrong. We find out where.

We walk through your site or app the way your customers do and mark every point where they hesitate, misread or give up. You get those points in order of what they cost you – with a fix for each.

What we check

Where people get stuck.

Navigation and labels

Can people find things under the names they would use themselves?

Forms and checkout

Every field, error message and step between interest and enquiry.

Copy and content

Does the page answer questions in the order people ask them? Claudia Smolinski checks headlines, microcopy and tone.

Conversion paths

Where prospects drop out – and what made them leave.

Visual hierarchy

What catches the eye first, what gets missed, and whether the interface looks as trustworthy as you are.

Accessibility basics

Obvious WCAG barriers get flagged on the way. The full test is the accessibility audit.

UX audit

An audit sized to your question.

Sometimes one journey hides the most expensive problem; before a relaunch, it pays to look at everything. We agree the scope on the free call, based on the decision you need to make.

Design and copy come from the same two people, so a finding never ends at “unclear”. It comes with a concrete fix, ranked by impact and effort – at a price fixed before we start.

Sample page from a UX audit report on navigation and information architecture: finding, recommendation and impact on the left, two wireframes comparing before and after on the right.
A finding from a UX audit: what we saw, what we recommend, what it changes – before and after.

How it works

From link to report.

  1. 01

    Free 15-minute call

    You send a link, we take a first look together and agree what the audit should answer.

  2. 02

    We go through it by hand

    Page by page, on desktop and mobile: navigation, journeys, copy and design.

  3. 03

    You get the report

    Every finding with what we saw, why it matters and how to fix it – in order of impact.

  4. 04

    If you want, we fix it

    New designs in Figma and rewritten copy, until the important problems are gone.

Experience

Learned on products for Telekom, 1&1 and EnBW.

Since 2010, Sebastian Herth has worked inside large digital product teams, where a small change reaches a great many people. Some clients have worked with atelier21 in Germany for more than a decade.

1&1
UX design, prototyping, conversion optimisation and A/B testing.
Deutsche Telekom
App and interface design, contribution to the mobile style guide.
EnBW
UX and UI design and consulting for the corporate website, design system contribution, WCAG accessibility and website optimisation – including a checkout cut from three steps to two.

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Where is your product losing people?

Send us a link and book fifteen minutes. We’ll show you what we see – and whether an audit is worth it.

  • We look at your product before the call
  • Our honest first impression
  • Free, no obligation – in English or German