Onboarding
Sign-up, verification, invitations, first-run states, permissions, empty states, and recovery paths.
OFFER / 03 · Launch audit · evidence · fixed repair
Before you spend more on traffic, make sure the product can convert it. We test the real launch path, document what breaks, and turn the highest-risk findings into a fixed-price cleanup scope.
/01 — What we test
A launch can look finished and still lose customers through one broken verification email, a silent payment failure, a mobile overflow, or a bad social preview. We test the paths tied to trust, conversion, and support load.
Sign-up, verification, invitations, first-run states, permissions, empty states, and recovery paths.
Checkout, webhooks, subscription state, entitlements, failed payments, invoices, and confirmation flows.
Responsive layout, touch targets, navigation, forms, keyboards, overflow, and key device widths.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, structured data, favicon, robots, sitemap, and social cards.
Page weight, image delivery, blocking resources, layout shifts, slow interactions, and cache behavior.
Broken routes, client and server exceptions, missing states, external integrations, and deployment drift.
/02 — The audit
The output is designed to become work, not a vague quality score. Every important finding includes the affected path, evidence, business consequence, and repair priority.
Run the real customer journeys across desktop and mobile using production-like accounts and data.
Document the affected URL, conditions, evidence, severity, and likely business consequence.
Separate launch blockers, conversion risks, credibility issues, and improvements that can safely wait.
Apply the audit credit to a written cleanup scope and validate each corrected path before handover.
/03 — Clear pricing
The audit fee is credited when Windrose performs the agreed cleanup sprint.
Core launch journey, affected pages, evidence, priorities, and repair estimate.
More routes or roles, deeper mobile and metadata coverage, and an expanded evidence set.
Highest-priority findings repaired, retested, and prepared for release.
/04 — Questions
The useful constraints are scope, access, risk, and the business outcome—not a long sales process.
It includes practical security and permission checks visible through the product journey, but it is not a formal penetration test or compliance certification.
Yes. A protected staging environment is often ideal, provided it closely matches the planned production configuration.
A concise report with affected paths, reproducible evidence, severity, business consequence, and a fixed-price scope for the issues Windrose can repair.
No. The audit is useful on its own and can be handed to your team. If Windrose performs the agreed repair, the audit fee is credited.
/05 — Related proof
Explore the products and adjacent capabilities that show how this work connects to a complete, launchable experience.
Send the problem, the context, and the honest budget. We will reply within one business day with useful next steps—even when the right answer is not us yet.
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