A clear-eyed expert teardown showing exactly what’s wrong, why it matters, and what to fix first. Delivered in 48 hours.
.... you can feel it.
It’s not broken. It loads. It looks fine. But it’s not doing what you hoped it would.
You know it should be performing better, generating more interest, more trust, more momentum yet you can’t quite explain what’s off. The site doesn’t repel people outright, but it doesn’t pull them in either. It lands… flat.
You’ve stared at it for too long. The pages are too familiar. The decisions feel justified. The obvious problems stopped being obvious a while ago.
So you start tweaking. A headline here. Spacing there. Colors, sections, layouts. Small changes, made in isolation, guided more by instinct than clarity. You push, adjust, refresh and nothing really moves. Effort without direction.
Before committing to a redesign, a rebuild, or spending more money and time, you want certainty. Not opinions. Not generic best practices. You want to understand what’s actually happening when someone experiences your site and what’s quietly getting in the way.
Because you care about quality. About clarity. About how your site truly lands on people, not just how it looks to you.
You don’t want noise. You want to see clearly.


You send me your website. I record a private teardown showing exactly what’s holding it back.
I don’t redesign anything. I don’t give vague feedback.
I show you where your website is falling short and how to correct it in priority order.
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I go through your site, top to bottom, and point out what’s confusing or unclear, what weakens trust or credibility and what’s quietly killing momentum.
This includes your information architecture, content & messaging, layout, UX & accessibility, and overall visual language.

For every issue, I explain why it matters and what to fix first, so you stop guessing and stop wasting effort.
You get a private, unlisted video teardown you can rewatch and use as a clear fix-order for your site.

Format: Private, unlisted video
Length: ~15–30 minutes
Delivery: Sent within 48 hours
Privacy: Only you get the link
Scope: One website

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Marketing sites, SaaS, portfolios, e-commerce, editorial. Any format. Any vertical.
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From submission to clear priorities.
After checkout, you’re taken to a short form where you submit your website URL (optional context included).

I record a focused, screen-recorded video walking through your site and explaining what’s wrong, why it matters, and what to fix first.

Within 48 hours, you receive a private, unlisted video link by email (yours to rewatch anytime) and Figma file with written comments and notes.


Clear outcomes you can act on immediately.

You see exactly what’s blocking sign-ups, sales, or inquiries, and what to fix first to unlock meaningful lift.

No more tweaking layouts, colors, or copy that don’t matter. You focus only on changes that have real impact.

No more wondering if your site is “good enough” or secretly broken. You know where it stands and what to do next.

Discover what’s quietly costing you attention, trust, and conversions every single day

Hey, I’m Izzy. I spend an unreasonable amount of time judging websites.
I’ve been picking apart websites as part of real work for a long time. In the middle of projects. When decisions mattered. Pointing out the same issues, again and again, across very different sites.
I’ve designed, rebuilt, and audited everything from early-stage startups, e-commerce and personal portfolios to agencies and large institutional sites. I’ve also grown multiple websites from zero to sustained five-figure monthly fully organic traffic.
Along the way, I taught and mentored web design at the University of Ottawa and Flux Academy.
My background is in chemical engineering, which means I don’t approach websites as art projects. I think in systems, constraints, and cause-and-effect. If something isn’t working, there’s always a reason and it’s usually fixable.

If you genuinely don’t find it valuable, I’ll refund you. No drama.
Pretty much anything with a goal. Startups, personal brands, e-commerce, SaaS, agencies, portfolios, landing pages. If it’s trying to convert, communicate, or build trust, it’s fair game.
Both. Early-stage sites get clarity before bad decisions compound. More established sites usually uncover blind spots that slipped in over time. The stage doesn’t matter. The moment things feel “off,” this is useful.
I look at the site as a system, but I focus on what actually matters. That’s usually the homepage and the pages tied to conversion or decision-making. This isn’t a page-by-page checklist. It’s about fixing the right things first.
Both. This includes your information architecture, content & messaging, layout, UX & accessibility, and overall visual language. Anything that affects how the site is understood and experienced is on the table.
Usually around 20–30 minutes. That’s intentional. Long enough to go deep and cover what actually matters, short enough that it stays sharp and doesn’t turn into noise. The goal is clarity, not volume.
Within 48 hours. Often sooner, but 48 hours is the promise.
Yes. If something isn’t clear or you want clarification on a specific point, you can reply via email or leave a comment on the video (it's private) or Figma file and I’ll answer. The goal is that you walk away actually knowing what to do next, not feeling half-sure.
You’ll check out, then you’ll be taken to a short form where you submit your website and any context you think matters. From there, I review it, record the teardown, and send it to you via email once it’s ready.
A recording. That’s intentional. You can rewatch it, pause it, and actually use it while you’re making changes.
Yes. It’s private and unlisted. Only you get access to it, and it’s not shared or reused anywhere else.
Yes. Staging links, previews, Figma files, or work-in-progress sites are all fine. In many cases, catching issues before launch is even more valuable.
I use translation where needed, which is more than enough to spot issues around messaging, emphasis, and intent.
You’ll get the video, a transcript, AI summary and in many cases a Figma file with annotated screenshots. The goal is that you can act on it without having to re-interpret anything.
Yes. That’s often when it’s most useful. A site can look polished and still be unclear, unfocused, or quietly underperforming. This helps you see what’s actually pulling its weight and what isn’t, even when everything looks fine on the surface.

Before you redesign, rebuild, or waste yet another week fixing the wrong things.