Website Usability Audit & Fixes -- 2
Budget / Salary$10–50
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I need a fresh set of expert eyes on www.lokaltala.com before we open the doors to the public. Your primary goal is thorough usability testing—no performance or deep functional drills this round—just a clear-headed assessment of how real visitors will experience the site.
Please move through every common user journey, paying close attention to:
• Navigation flow – can users reach key pages in the fewest, most intuitive clicks?
• Content readability – is the copy clear, well-structured and easy on the eyes across devices?
• User interface design – do buttons, forms and interactive elements feel consistent, modern and error-free?
Document every friction point, unexpected behaviour or broken element, then step in and fix them. I expect visible improvements pushed to the live code or staging branch (tell me which you prefer) and a brief after-action report summarising what you changed and why. Once those updates are in place, run a quick validation pass to confirm we are genuinely launch-ready.
When you respond, include a concise yet detailed project proposal describing:
• Your preferred testing workflow and tools (e.g. Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, heat-mapping, user session replays).
• How you will prioritise and implement fixes.
• The timeline you need to reach a final “ready for launch” sign-off.
If previous projects show comparable usability audits and front-end fixes, feel free to mention them, but the proposal itself is what I will weigh most heavily.
Please move through every common user journey, paying close attention to:
• Navigation flow – can users reach key pages in the fewest, most intuitive clicks?
• Content readability – is the copy clear, well-structured and easy on the eyes across devices?
• User interface design – do buttons, forms and interactive elements feel consistent, modern and error-free?
Document every friction point, unexpected behaviour or broken element, then step in and fix them. I expect visible improvements pushed to the live code or staging branch (tell me which you prefer) and a brief after-action report summarising what you changed and why. Once those updates are in place, run a quick validation pass to confirm we are genuinely launch-ready.
When you respond, include a concise yet detailed project proposal describing:
• Your preferred testing workflow and tools (e.g. Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, heat-mapping, user session replays).
• How you will prioritise and implement fixes.
• The timeline you need to reach a final “ready for launch” sign-off.
If previous projects show comparable usability audits and front-end fixes, feel free to mention them, but the proposal itself is what I will weigh most heavily.
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