The UX audit
built for the AI era.

Lighthouse measures technical performance and code-level accessibility compliance. Verifux evaluates actual UX quality: does the visual hierarchy guide users correctly, is the error messaging helpful, is the navigation mentally mappable? These are expert-level design judgements, not rules-based checks.

Our proprietary 54-checkpoint MX/BX/AIX framework extends Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics into 9 pillars across three layers: 7 MX pillars for human experience (can people use it), a bespoke BX pillar for behavioural design and persuasion (will people act, including detection of manipulative dark patterns), and a bespoke AIX pillar for AI agent and LLM readiness (can AI use it). Each checkpoint is weighted by real-world conversion and retention impact. Every audit also includes DX (Design Excellence & Craft), a separate design-taste score that never affects the 54-checkpoint score above - see the next question for how it works.

DX is a separate, optional score (0-100) judging visual design and craft: hierarchy, typography, colour, whitespace, originality, and content voice, benchmarked against publicly documented judging criteria used by leading web design award platforms. It's an independent, holistic first-impression judgement, not a recomputation of the 54-checkpoint score - the two are allowed to disagree, and when a creative choice trades off against strict usability, DX says so explicitly. DX is Verifux's own assessment; we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Awwwards, CSSDA, FWA, or any other design-award platform - we reference their publicly known judging categories only as an industry benchmark.

No. Verifux has no sign-up and no login. Run a free instant snapshot straight away - just your URL and email. To run the full 54-checkpoint audit, pay once: $29 for a single audit, or buy a credit pack (5 or 20 audits) for a lower per-audit price. Each purchase gives you a code by email that runs your full audit and downloads the PDF on this site - no account required, ever. There are no subscriptions either: every purchase is a one-time charge with nothing to cancel.

Since there's no account, there's no dashboard your results live in. Your audit result exists for your current session; download the PDF if you want a permanent copy. We do not share, sell, or train on your data. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail on what we retain and why.

A checkpoint is one specific, testable question about your page - for example, "does every form field have a visible label?" Each of the 54 checkpoints has its own precise evaluation prompt. A checkpoint either passes, or becomes a finding with a severity (Critical, Major, or Minor) and a recommended fix.

An accessibility scan checks whether assistive technology (like a screen reader) can use your page. AIX checks whether an AI agent, shopping assistant, or answer engine can use and act on it - a related but different question, covering things like structured data, crawlable content, and agent-actionable interactions that a standard accessibility audit doesn't test for.

The free snapshot runs a set of automated checks - accessibility, performance, broken links and structured data - and shows you a machine-check band plus your top findings. The full audit is the whole product: all 54 checkpoints across 9 pillars scored by expert-level AI, every finding with its full detail, severity and recommended fix, acceptance criteria and a developer checklist, the DX design-craft score, and a presenter-ready PDF. A machine can measure load time; it can't tell you whether your page persuades, where your checkout leaks, or whether your words earn trust - that is what the full audit reads.