LAB
Fix a broken client interface from the top down. The lab walks through header, navigation, typography, hierarchy, conversion path, and trust cleanup before showing the final repaired state.
MAIN LAB FEATURE
The visitor becomes the UX designer. Each chapter explains what is broken, what repair is applied, why it matters, and what changes on the page.
Fix the client page from the top down, starting with the crowded header.
ACTIVE EXPERIMENTS
Interface triage, conversion repair, and readability passes stay here as supporting lab benches while the repair console carries the main surface.
READING THE LAB
These entries are not polished case studies. They show active work in motion: what gets inspected, what kind of repair it supports, and where the module could become a stronger system.
A fast intake surface for identifying what is broken before design work starts.
Screens are reviewed for goal clarity, scan path, action visibility, and trust problems.
Could become a reusable UX audit tool for messy product, service, and local business pages.
A lab module for turning scattered actions into one usable path.
Order, contact, booking, inquiry, and signup flows get mapped into a clearer sequence.
Useful for sites and tools where users have options but no obvious next step.
A focused pass for type clarity, spacing, contrast, and reduced cognitive load.
The module checks whether the interface can be scanned, read, and used without extra effort.
A practical quality gate before a page or prototype becomes portfolio-ready.
