Landing page review
Your landing page has a leak. Find it before your ad budget does.
Every landing page problem is invisible to the person who built it. You've read your headline five hundred times; a visitor reads it once, for four seconds, and decides. UX Critic reviews your landing page the way that visitor experiences it — cold, fast, and unforgiving — and hands you a scored report with every issue pinned to the exact pixels it lives on.
Upload a screenshot, get a verdict in about a minute. No call scheduled, no $2,000 teardown invoice, no polite feedback from friends who don't want to hurt your feelings.
The checklist
What an honest landing page review actually inspects
- Headline job
- Does it sell the outcome, or describe the product? Visitors buy outcomes.
- One dominant action
- A single primary CTA above the fold, visually unmistakable — not three buttons negotiating for attention.
- Attention leakage
- Nav links, secondary CTAs, and social icons that give a paid visitor somewhere cheaper to go.
- Trust at commitment
- Logos, testimonials, or guarantees placed where doubt actually appears — next to the ask, not in a basement section.
- Hierarchy as funnel
- Where the eye lands first, second, third — and whether that path ends at the thing that converts.
- Form friction
- Every field you ask for that you don't need yet is a tax on intent.
- Specificity of proof
- "Loved by thousands" is wallpaper. Named customers, numbers, and concrete claims survive scrutiny.
- Legibility
- Contrast, type size, and line length that hold up on a phone in daylight — where most ad traffic lands.
“Your hero says 'powerful, flexible, easy to use' — three adjectives, zero outcomes. Meanwhile the one sentence that would sell this product is buried in the third feature card.”
Which critic to put on it
- The Operator reads the page as a conversion surface and names the biggest leak first — the natural fit for any page with a budget behind it.
- The Perfectionist catches the clutter and competing ideas that make a landing page feel untrustworthy before a visitor can say why.
How it works
Drop in a screenshot — PNG or JPG, live product or Figma export. Pick a critic. In about a minute you get a scored report: a verdict out of 10, per-dimension scores, and every finding pinned to the exact region of the screenshot it lives on. Your first 3 reports each month are free; Pro ($10/month) adds all three critics and AI before/after mockups of the top recommendations.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What should a landing page review actually check?
The short version: one clear outcome-focused headline, one dominant call to action above the fold, trust signals at the moment of commitment, no attention leaks, minimal form friction, and hierarchy that walks the eye to the conversion. UX Critic checks all of these against your actual screenshot and scores the result out of 10.
Can I compare versions of my landing page?
Yes — each critic applies a consistent standard, so scores are comparable across revisions. Run the current page, ship your fixes, run it again. If the score didn't move, the redesign didn't either.
Do I need a live URL?
No — it works from a screenshot. Review a Figma export before the page is built, or a competitor's page you're trying to beat.
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