aesthetic-audit

To run a visual audit for conversion, submit a URL or screenshot to receive a structured report of P0/P1/P2 issues. The audit evaluates information hierarchy, typography, color contrast, CTA visibility, and mobile adaptation to provide actionable modification guidance.

Yes, you can generate design tokens from a website screenshot. The audit extracts structured style tokens for fonts, spacing, colors, corner radii, shadows, and grids to establish unified visual system standards across your team.

A P0/P1/P2 UX review prioritizes design fixes by severity. P0 addresses critical layout and usability issues, P1 covers component consistency and spacing, and P2 targets minor visual refinements, ensuring your team tackles the highest conversion-impacting problems first.

The aesthetic audit works with both source code and visual assets. You can input homepage URLs, screenshots, or source code to assess layouts, typography, color, spacing, and branding consistency across different views and devices.

The best way to fix branding consistency issues is to apply generated design tokens across all views. The audit identifies inconsistencies and provides concrete modification paths and validation steps to ensure visual uniformity during cross-functional iteration.

You need an aesthetic audit when your webpage suffers from poor usability, inconsistent components, or low conversion rates. It translates subjective aesthetic judgments into actionable edit lists and style tokens to reduce maintenance costs and build user trust.