Human UX review for teams building with AI
Ship fast.
Keep your product distinctive.
A Zof designer reviews your new features for usability, visual consistency, and interaction quality, with specific fixes and a follow-up check.
Monthly plans from $299. First feedback within two business days of a ready, in-scope submission.
Website refresh
In progressA clearer home for everything we’re building.
Reference board and project brief
Structure, content and next steps
01 / A considered release
A second set of eyes
on every new feature.
Keep the speed. Add the perspective.
Your team knows how to build. A product designer helps you see how each release feels to the people using it: what’s clear, what’s inconsistent, and what needs another pass.
We learn your users, product decisions and visual language, with a consistent reviewer where possible. Every review builds on the last.
02 / The details add up
What we review.
A focused pass through the experience,
from the first impression to the last interaction.
Identity & hierarchy
Does this feel like your product? We check visual consistency, emphasis, spacing and the choices that make it recognizable.
Clarity & navigation
Can people find their way and understand what happens next? We review labels, choices and the flow between screens.
Mobile & accessibility
Is content readable and usable at the agreed screen sizes? We flag basic contrast, keyboard and focus issues.
Interaction & states
Scrolling, hover, focus and transitions, plus relevant loading, empty, error and success states. Small details, carefully considered.
03 / From finding to fix
See what useful
feedback looks like.
Specific enough to act on.
Clear enough to hand off.
Website refresh
In progressA clearer home for everything we’re building.
Reference board and project brief
Structure, content and next steps
Three concrete findings in one bounded feature review.
Usability · high priority
Give the primary action a clear job.
Project overview / actions- Observation
- Two equally prominent buttons compete for attention. “Continue” does not say what happens next.
- Why it matters
- A new teammate has to stop and interpret how to move the project forward.
- Recommended fix
- Use one filled “Create milestone” action. Move archive into the overflow menu.
- Illustrative recheck result
- The updated action names the outcome and is distinct from secondary actions.
A hidden action is a usability problem. A softer corner radius is a design suggestion. We distinguish the two, explain the reasoning, and keep your product’s identity in view.
04 / A simple rhythm
From new feature
to reviewed release.
One initial review at a time.
A separate queue for rechecks.
- 01
Submit a ready feature
Share the goal, screens and working access. We confirm the bounded scope before work begins.
- 02
A designer reviews it
Your reviewer checks the feature against its users, product context and agreed screen sizes.
- 03
Receive prioritized fixes
Get annotated findings and clear handoff instructions for your engineer or coding agent.
- 04
Send the fixes for a recheck
Request one focused follow-up within 14 calendar days. We check the original findings.
05 / Continuity makes the difference
A reviewer who
learns your product.
Less re-explaining. More considered feedback. Your product brief, design references and review history stay together, so new work is reviewed with past decisions in mind.
AI may assist preparation. A human product designer is responsible for every delivered assessment.
- Who it’s for
- Small teams coordinating creative work
- What matters
- Clear ownership. Calm, readable interfaces.
- Design decisions
- One primary action per view. Content before motion.
Initial findings → fixes → focused recheck
06 / Choose your cadence
Same care.
Room for your release pace.
One product. Monthly billing. USD.
Choose the review capacity your team needs.
Starter
For a focused release cadence$299/ month
2 review credits per paid billing period
Choose Starter- One product, up to five screens per review
- Human assessment & annotated findings
- Prioritized fixes & actionable handoff
- One clarification round per review
- One focused recheck within 14 days
Credits expire at the end of your paid billing period. No rollover.
Team
For teams shipping weekly$499/ month
4 review credits per paid billing period
Choose Team- One product, up to five screens per review
- Human assessment & annotated findings
- Prioritized fixes & actionable handoff
- One clarification round per review
- One focused recheck within 14 days
Credits expire at the end of your paid billing period. No rollover.
Additional review $149 / one time
One additional credit for active subscribers. Valid for 90 days from payment, even after cancellation. See the expiry estimate before purchase and the confirmed date after payment.
A bounded review, clearly defined.
One feature or user flow, up to five distinct screens, at agreed desktop/mobile sizes and relevant states. Larger work is scoped into multiple reviews before credits are committed.
First feedback within two business days when your review is at the front of the queue and scope and access are ready. Missing access pauses work visibly. Rechecks have their own queue and the same target.
Know what is separately scoped.
Redesign implementation, code changes, comprehensive functional/security testing, user recruitment and extensive live consultation.
No annual commitment, free trial, automatic overage charges, or unlimited reviews or calls. Team adds capacity, with the same review quality.
A credit is reserved on submission and consumed when review starts. Withdraw or receive a scope rejection before work begins and it is released with its original expiry. Accepted, paid work continues through delivery and the included recheck, even after the billing period ends.
The right support for this release
Launching once.
Improving continuously.
Zof Launch
A scoped launch-readiness engagement before a release.
Explore Zof LaunchZof Unslop
Recurring design judgment, specific fixes, and a follow-up check.
Choose your cadenceA few useful details
Before you begin.
What counts as one review?
One bounded feature or user flow, up to five distinct screens, at agreed desktop and mobile sizes and relevant states. Larger work is scoped into multiple reviews before credits are reserved. Both plans cover one product and receive the same review quality.
When will I hear back?
First feedback is due within two business days once your request reaches the front of the initial-review queue, access works, and scope is complete. A ready recheck has the same target in its own queue. Your workspace shows readiness, queue status and the due date. Review hours, the intake cutoff and holiday coverage are confirmed before your subscription starts.
What is included after delivery?
You get annotated findings, prioritized recommendations, and handoff instructions an engineer or coding agent can use. One clarification round and one focused recheck of the original findings are included. Request the recheck within 14 calendar days of initial delivery. Substantial new scope needs another credit.
How do credits and the queue work?
Monthly credits expire at the end of the paid billing period and do not roll over. Additional credits expire 90 days after payment and remain usable after cancellation. The earliest-expiring eligible credit is reserved when you submit. It is consumed when the initial review starts; withdrawal or rejection before then releases it with its original expiry. Each workspace has one active initial review, with further requests queued. Rechecks have a separate queue and do not use another credit.
Can I change my plan or cancel?
Yes. Plan changes take effect at the next renewal, with no mid-cycle proration. You see the exact effective date and amount before confirming. Cancellation stops the next renewal and preserves your current paid access through the period end. Accepted, paid reviews continue through delivery and their included recheck. Purchased extras remain redeemable until their expiry. Completed reports follow the existing account-retention policy.
Will the designer implement the fixes?
The service delivers human assessment and actionable handoff instructions. Redesign implementation, code changes, comprehensive functional or security testing, user recruitment, and extensive live consultation are separately scoped services. Basic accessibility observations are included; this is not an accessibility certification.
Is this an automated AI report?
No. AI may assist preparation, but a human product designer is responsible for the delivered assessment. We retain product context and review history, with a consistent reviewer where possible. You are buying recurring human judgment, not an exclusively dedicated employee.
Build. Review. Refine.
Give your next release
a second set of eyes.
Your pace. Your product. A considered next step.