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FOCUSED HELP. A DEFINED SCOPE.

UX Decision Review

One journey. Three priorities. A better next decision.

Is this the right next step?

For founders, product teams, and designers with an existing flow or prototype.

What you receive

  • Review one journey, up to five screens
  • Annotated findings with rationale
  • Three prioritized improvements
  • 60-minute working review
  • Practical test plan and one clarification round

What is outside the scope

Not a full redesign, research study, accessibility certification, or production implementation.

What to bring

Your goal, the current flow or prototype, the constraints you know about, and any evidence you are permitted to share. We will confirm access needs and a delivery date before starting.

About your coach

Ashley Kays brings 20+ years across UX, product, marketing, and teaching. Explore her portfolio to see the work and context behind that experience.

What happens after the call?

If the scope fits, you receive written deliverables, a timeline, and payment instructions. The calendar books a free fit conversation; it does not charge you or reserve a paid workshop.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Questions worth asking.

Is the fit call free?

Yes. The 15-minute fit call is a conversation about your task, timing and current work. It does not charge you or reserve a paid review.

Do I need finished designs?

No. An existing flow or a prototype can be a useful starting point. Share the current state and explain what is simulated or missing. We confirm whether it fits the review before paid work begins.

What does the $750 review include?

One journey, up to five screens, annotated findings, three priorities, a 60-minute working review, a practical test plan and one clarification round. Confirm the specific screens and delivery timing in the written scope.

Will you interview users or redesign the flow?

Participant research, a full redesign and production implementation are outside this review. The findings help identify concerns and the next test; additional work requires a separate scope.

Is this an accessibility certification?

No. A focused review may identify access concerns, but it is not a comprehensive conformance evaluation or certification. Arrange the relevant testing and expertise for your requirements.

What should I prepare, and when do I pay?

Bring the task, current screens or prototype, constraints and evidence you may share. Deliverables, timing, price, and applicable payment, cancellation, rescheduling and refund terms should be clear before purchase.

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