Free website UX audit preview

Find what makes your website harder to use.

Uncover confusing navigation, unclear calls to action, and accessibility issues — with findings pinned to your page.

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Snap Site's public Figma report, with captured pages and a prioritized findings panel.
Medium · Usability

Two hero buttons compete for attention

The “Get started” and “Contact sales” buttons have nearly equal visual weight, making the next step less clear.

Suggested fix

Make “Get started” the filled primary button and “Contact sales” a secondary link.

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How it works

Your first AI website audit, in three steps.

  1. Paste the URL

    Enter a public website address. Start your free desktop audit right here — no setup or signup needed.

  2. We capture and analyze

    We capture your pages and look for confusing navigation, unclear content, and usability and accessibility issues.

  3. See what to improve

    Read up to 3 findings free, with the issue and a suggested fix. Create a free account whenever you want the full report.

What you get back

Findings pinned to the pixel — with the why next to them.

Every audit returns a captured page, severity-coded annotations pinned to the exact element, and a structured list grouped by category — so you can triage by what matters, not by what scrolled past first.

A Snap Site audit canvas showing numbered annotations pinned to a captured web page with a structured findings panel beside the screen.
One captured page · pinned findings · structured list

What we check

  • NN/g usability heuristics
  • WCAG 2.2 accessibility
  • Visual hierarchy
  • Content clarity
  • Responsive layout
  • Design tokens & palette

AI-assisted first pass against Nielsen Norman Group’s 10 heuristics and WCAG 2.2 A/AA. Verify with manual testing before treating as compliance guidance.

How findings are ranked

  • HighClear usability problem
  • MediumNoticeable friction
  • LowMinor polish

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FAQ

Quick answers before your first audit.

Can I try it without signing up?

Yes. Paste a public website URL to start a free desktop audit. You can preview up to 3 findings without an account. Create a free account to unlock the full report and get 5 credits every month. No card needed.

Do I need to install anything?

Nope. The web app runs in your browser — no extensions, no downloads. There's also an optional Figma plugin if you want to pull captures straight into your design files.

What counts as one credit?

One page captured on one screen size = 1 credit. A page on desktop + mobile = 2 credits. AI assistance adds 5 credits per run. That's the whole math.

Can I audit pages behind a login?

URL audits run anonymously, so Snap Site can't sign in to private accounts. If the state is reachable without credentials, add AI assistance before the run so it can open menus, switch toggles, or click through the flow. For truly private screens, switch to “Upload image” on the new-audit page and audit a screenshot instead.

Does this replace a UX designer?

No — and it shouldn't. Snap Site gives you a structured first pass so you spend less time screenshotting and more time thinking. You still make the calls.

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See what visitors might struggle with. Start with a free preview, then unlock the full report with a free account.

Figma plugin

Snap Site lives on your Figma canvas too.

A mini version that runs on your canvas — same audits, same plan. Use it when you want to review pages directly inside Figma.

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A Snap Site Figma plugin workflow showing a captured website frame, plugin setup, and findings staying beside the canvas.

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