Find Out What's Next for Your Product
Redesigns, new features, and better copy can improve a product, but only if they're solving the right problems. A UI/UX Audit helps you understand what users are actually experiencing before deciding what to build next.
Success Creates Complexity
Products rarely become difficult overnight. They evolve through hundreds of small decisions—new features, changing priorities, customer requests, and quick fixes. Over time, it becomes harder to see what's helping, what's getting in the way, and what deserves attention next.
Your product has grown, but it feels harder to improve.
Customers keep asking questions you thought the product already answered.
You're considering a redesign but aren't sure where to begin.
New features create unexpected complexity.
Different parts of the experience no longer feel connected.
Everyone has an opinion about what should be built next.
Better Decisions Start With Better Understanding
Identify the improvements that will create the greatest impact before making a single update.
What’s Included:
- 60-min free kickoff call.
- UI/UX Audit covering user experience, interface design, content, product strategy, technical experience, and business alignment.
- Written report with findings, prioritized recommendations, and an implementation roadmap.
- 30-min strategy call to review findings, answer questions, and discuss next steps.
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Sergio Camalich
I've been designing and building digital products for over 20 years, helping businesses turn ideas into experiences that are clear, useful, and built to last. My work spans UX, product strategy, design, and development, giving me a practical perspective that goes beyond identifying problems.
I help teams understand what to build, why it matters, and how to move forward with confidence through thoughtful, actionable recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a UI/UX Audit right for my business?
If you have an existing website, app, or digital product that feels harder to improve than it should, the answer is probably yes. The audit is designed for businesses that want an independent perspective before investing in redesigns, new features, or development.
What kinds of products do you audit?
I audit marketing websites, SaaS products, web applications, e-commerce stores, marketplaces, membership platforms, and internal tools. If people interact with it through a screen, I can probably audit it.
What do I need to provide?
I'll need access to your product and a basic understanding of your business goals, target audience, and any challenges you've already identified. Analytics, recordings, or customer feedback are helpful, but they're not required.
What exactly will I receive?
You'll receive a written report with prioritized recommendations, supporting examples, and practical next steps, along with a recorded walkthrough and a follow-up strategy call to discuss the findings.
Do you redesign or implement the recommendations?
Not as part of the audit. The audit is intentionally focused on understanding the product before making changes. If you'd like to continue, the next step is a UX Blueprint or implementation work, depending on your needs.
How long does the process take?
Most audits are completed within one to two weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the product.
Can my team implement the recommendations?
Yes. The recommendations are written for founders, designers, developers, and product teams, making it easier to turn insights into action.
Got more questions? Email me!
Ready to Build with Confidence?
Whether you're planning a redesign, launching new features, or simply trying to improve your product, start by understanding what deserves your attention first.