UX laws & heuristics
Fitts, Hick, Jakob, Miller, Doherty, Nielsen's 10 heuristics and dark-pattern detection — checked element by element.
Automated UX audit tool · 43 checks
Paste a URL. Lensux checks it against the laws of UX, WCAG accessibility and design psychology — and tells you which element breaks which rule, and how to fix it.
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Conversions drop after a redesign
and nobody can say which change caused it.
Manual UX reviews take a full day
so they happen once — and never again.
Every deploy can break a fixed issue
and you only hear about it from a client.
Clients want proof, not opinions
before they approve the next change.
“When I hand over a website, I want proof that it follows proven UX rules — so I can defend every design decision and keep the client.”
Desktop and mobile are audited together. No code, no plugin, no tracking script.
Every finding names the element, the rule it breaks, its severity and the fix.
Monitoring re-checks your sites and flags anything that breaks again.
Fitts, Hick, Jakob, Miller, Doherty, Nielsen's 10 heuristics and dark-pattern detection — checked element by element.
WCAG contrast on the rendered page, palette balance, semantic colors and interaction states.
Alt text, heading order, ARIA misuse, duplicate IDs, skip links and reading level.
Font loading, scalable units, heading scale, line length and fallback fonts.
Landmarks, DOM depth, breakpoints, z-index, layout shift and horizontal overflow.
Modern formats, lazy loading, dimensions, SVG bloat, autoplay and captions.
First impressions, trust, visual hierarchy and persuasion, judged like a visitor would.
Bento grids, spatial UI, micro-interactions and more, benchmarked against current sites.
Describe a visitor. Lensux browses your page as that person and shows where they doubt or leave.
Scheduled re-scans mark each issue as new, still open, fixed or back again — before your client notices.
| Manual audit | Lensux | |
|---|---|---|
| Time per website | About a day of expert work | Minutes |
| Coverage | What one reviewer remembers | 43 checks, every time |
| Consistency | Varies between reviewers | Same rules, same scoring |
| Evidence | Screenshots and opinions | Element, rule, severity and fix |
| After launch | Rarely repeated | Scheduled monitoring |
| Cost | A consultant's day rate | From 9.95 € / month for 5 sites |
Run an audit before handover and attach the PDF report — the client sees measurable proof instead of “trust me”.
Monitor every client site weekly. Regressions appear as “back again” before the client opens a ticket.
Sort findings by severity, fix the high-impact ones first, then test the message with the AI visitor simulation.
Find checkout buttons under 44 px and low-contrast prices on mobile — the small things that quietly cost sales.
Start free. Upgrade only when Lensux has already found something worth fixing.
≈ 1.99 € per website
For solo designers
≈ 2.00 € per website
For growing studios
≈ 3.00 € per website
For agencies
Founding-member access, forever
Closed access to shape the first audit models.
A small group of paying users outside the beta.
Beta feedback rolled into the scoring engine.
A one-time plan to fund the next stage.
More audit categories in the dashboard.
New modules tuned from real usage.
Plans adjust to reflect the full feature set.
Most UX audits are either a long manual checklist or a vague AI opinion with nothing behind it. Lensux closes that gap: every finding names the rule behind it, the scoring is the same every time, and your sites are re-checked as they change.
I'm Javi Morales, a freelance web designer and CRO specialist based in Baden-Baden, Germany. I built Lensux to run the checks I used to do by hand — on every page, every time a site ships.
A UX audit is a structured review of a website against proven usability rules — such as the laws of UX, Nielsen's heuristics and WCAG accessibility criteria — to find what makes visitors hesitate, struggle or leave. The result is a prioritised list of issues with the fix for each one.
Yes. Paste any public URL and you get a UX score and the issues to fix first, without an account. We only keep the domain, the score and an anonymised rate-limit token — never the page content.
The free scan runs 24 checks on the page's HTML. The full audit runs all 43: it also opens your site in a real browser to measure tap targets (Fitts's Law), WCAG contrast, typography and layout shift, and adds AI design-psychology review, visitor simulation, heatmap prediction, monitoring and PDF reports.
No. The 3-day trial starts without a card. You only add payment details if you decide to keep a paid plan.
WCAG 2.2 success criteria (including contrast, target size, bypass blocks and page language), Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics, the laws of UX (Fitts, Hick, Miller, Jakob, Doherty), Gestalt principles and documented dark patterns such as confirmshaming.
Yes — Lensux audits any public URL, whatever it was built with. Sites that build their content with JavaScript are audited in a real browser in the full audit; the instant scan tells you when that applies.
On Pro, Premium and Lifetime you connect your own key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini or OpenRouter (including its free models). Enterprise includes the AI usage.
Yes. There's no contract and no minimum term — you can cancel from your account settings.
See what they see — in seconds, for free.
Send a question and Javi answers personally, usually within one working day.
Hi! Ask me how Lensux audits a site, or which plan fits your workload.