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Design UX Radar

Design UX Radar loop: paste a URL, see the page, get the fix, you approve — demo only, not a second Analyze button

Step 1 of 4

Paste URL

Drop in a public page you want checked.

Analyze a page

Free rule-based packet with real screenshots. $29/mo unlocks vision + model repairs. We never invent metrics or edit your site.

Example repair

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Example only — synthetic illustration, not a live capture of your site.

Visitors land and cannot tell which plan is for them

Job on this page: Pick a plan and start without guessing

Before

Three equal plan cards with no recommended choice

After

One plan marked “Most teams start here” with a single primary button

The one change

Put one recommended plan above the fold

Why this works

When every option looks equal, people stall. A clear default reduces decision time.

Pricing

$29/month — one URL stream, vision + model repairs, unlimited re-runs while active. Free packet first. Does not publish or edit your site.

Attention evidence, install snippets, and product rollups stay in your authenticated workspace (Settings → Attention) — not on this public page.

Frequently asked questions

How does Design UX Radar evaluate landing page conversion?
Design UX Radar captures real rendered DOM and visual viewport screenshots to evaluate typography hierarchy, CTA contrast, primary job clarity, and cognitive friction using deterministic heuristics and multimodal vision models.
Does Design UX Radar make automatic edits to my live website?
No. Design UX Radar never edits your site or injects unverified code. It generates a repair brief with screenshot-bound observations and recommended copy or layout changes for human review. It does not emit precise CSS diffs or edit live styles.
What is included in the $29/month Design UX Radar plan?
The plan includes one URL stream, repair re-runs while subscribed, and vision or model analysis of captured screenshots. Public packets do not include attention-density heatmaps. First-party attention rollups stay in an authenticated workspace after a tag is installed — they are not in the public $29 packet.