Interface audit
We walk every screen with your team and tag each element as asked for, tolerated, or unexplained. Unexplained elements leave.
Interface discipline for software teams
Every pixel
earns its place.
We audit product surfaces, remove what nobody asked for, and keep it gone.
Services
What we remove
Three engagements. Each ends with less interface than it started with.
Dependency diet
A bundle is a list of decisions somebody else made for you. We keep the decisions you would have made and drop the rest.
Click budget
Every feature gets a number of clicks it is allowed to cost. Features over budget are redesigned or retired. Nobody has missed one.
Results
Audit ledger
Removed from client products in the last twelve months.
| Element | Removed | Missed by anyone |
|---|---|---|
| Nested dropdown menus | 1,284 | No |
| Tooltips explaining tooltips | 917 | No |
| "Are you sure?" dialogs | 603 | No |
| Newsletter popups | 412 | One marketing lead, briefly |
| Back-to-top buttons above the fold | 88 | No |
Pricing
One plan.
We will not add a second one.
Audit
Fixed fee, quoted after a thirty-minute call.
- Every screen reviewed with your team present
- Written removal list with reasons
- Thirty days of follow-up to keep things removed
About
Deleting is a feature.
We are a small studio. We have never added a settings page and we are not going to start.
“They deleted our settings page. Nobody noticed for a quarter. Then nobody noticed for another one.”
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