Projects/Nimbus Checkout·Run completed Apr 22

Nimbus Checkout

v2

7 actions identified · 1 critical, 3 high

Actions
71 critical
Effort
~13hto fix all
Quick wins
6< 2h each
Critical
1blocks users
High
3hurts conversion
Medium
3polish

Start with the highest impact

7 tasks
Severity mix
1Critical3High3Medium
#1 Top priority · criticalUsability

Users miss the main action on first view, reducing conversion by an estimated 30-40%.

~4h to fix74% users affected

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Sorted by impact
  • 2
    highPerformance

    Largest Contentful Paint exceeds 4s on 4G, causing bounces before content appears.

    Fix
  • 3
    highAccessibility

    Labels fail WCAG AA contrast, blocking users with low vision from completing the form.

    Fix
  • 4
    highUsability

    Evaluators can't compare plans side-by-side, a known friction point for B2B decisions.

    Fix
  • 5
    mediumUsability

    Users discover errors late, redoing work and abandoning the flow at higher rates.

    Fix
  • 6
    mediumAccessibility

    Keyboard and screen reader users tab through entire nav before reaching main content.

    Fix

Tested design

This is what we analyzed

Open design file
https://www.figma.com/proto/abc123/Checkout
Tested viewport
Visual preview of Nimbus Checkout
1440 × 900 · Desktop

Industry & Audience

Who this design is built for and how well it fits the market

Industry
B2C E-commerce
Business Model
Direct-to-consumer
Target Age
25–34
Income Level
Middle income

Market fit signal

For the B2C E-commerce space targeting 25–34 users on a Direct-to-consumer model, this design is not yet aligned. The visual language reads as appropriate for Middle income buyers, but the information hierarchy needs sharpening to match the decision pace your audience expects. Address the critical issues below before driving paid traffic — early adopters will tolerate friction, but your broader market segment will not.

Personas Performance

Kenji memoji avatar

Kenji

Beginner

Negative

45%

Task Success Rate

1:04

Time

New User

User Type

Kenji struggled to find the primary CTA on mobile. Required two scroll attempts before noticing the action.

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Priya

Mobile-first

Neutral

70%

Task Success Rate

0:49

Time

Returning User

User Type

Priya completed the flow but paused at the Direct-to-consumer value prop — wasn't immediately clear what they were signing up for.

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Sarah

Tech-savvy

Positive

90%

Task Success Rate

1:25

Time

Power User

User Type

Sarah flew through the flow. Noted minor friction on form validation copy and would expect keyboard shortcuts.