I have just launched a new informational website aimed at professionals in a specific field and I need an objective, expert-level audit of how clearly the site’s message comes across and how smoothly people can navigate it. I’m particularly interested in three angles: the precision of the copy, the overall user experience (flows, interactions, hierarchy), and the visual design choices that either strengthen or dilute the message. You will go through every public page, test typical user journeys, and identify anything that could confuse or distract a time-pressed professional. I expect candid, constructive comments—what works, what doesn’t, and why—supported by quick examples or references when useful. Please approach the review with standard usability heuristics, accessibility best practices, and current design conventions in mind. Deliverables • A concise report (PDF, Google Doc, or similar) that groups findings by Content Clarity, UX, and Visual Design • Actionable recommendations for each issue, prioritised high/medium/low so I know where to start • Annotated screenshots or short screen-capture clips highlighting problem areas wherever explanation would benefit from a visual If you routinely work with tools such as Chrome DevTools, Figma, or Hotjar, feel free to mention them—deeper insights are welcome. Completed audit within one week of project start would be ideal, but let me know your realistic timeframe.